Alameda's hot springs retreat
47°36′32″N 114°40′19″W / 47.60889°N 114.67194°W Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat, commonly called Alameda's is a retreat and conference center in Hot Springs, MT offering lodging, massage and holistic health services and space for group retreats. It sits on the reservation of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation, about 65 miles from Kalispell, Montana and 73 miles from Missoula, Montana in Sanders County, Montana.
Alameda's regularly offers workshops in permaculture and sustainable living, and in music, meditation, and renewable energy. Its two hot water wells provide an ongoing source of the relaxing, lithium-rich mineral waters for which Hot Springs, Montana is noted.[1]
Recent work at Alameda's has focused on developing the geothermal heat potential of its wells as a source for heating greenhouses and growing algae for soil amendments, biofuels, and organic agriculture.
Notes
- ^ Altman, David (c. 2000). Healing Springs: The Ultimate Guide to Taking the Waters / Nathaniel Altman. Rochester, VT: Healing Arts Press. ISBN 0-89281-836-0.
External links
- Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat Home Page
- Hot Springs Man Sees Energy in All That Water, Article in the Missoulian.
- Hot Springs retreat offers healing waters in eccentric, charming small town, Article in the Missoulian,.
- Hot Springs, Montana information
- Char-Koosta News, Salish Kootenai newspaper.
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