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Dacha hot springs
The Dacha hot springs are located to the north of the Mutnovsky volcano, at the foot of the Skalistaya hill. The springs are popularly called "Mini Valleys of Geysers" due to some similarity.
They consist of several groups scattered across ravines and hollows. The largest of them is the western one, located in a deep ravine. Steam jets burst out on the slope and steam boilers bubble, a large boiler boils at the bottom and a steam-water fountain continuously beats.
The Dacha springs are the place of the most powerful heat removal from the depths of the vast Mutnovsky hydrothermal basin. The chemical composition of the springs is sulfate-calcium, hydrocarbonate-sodium with low total mineralization from 0.12 to 0.7 g / l.
They consist of several groups scattered across ravines and hollows. The largest of them is the western one, located in a deep ravine. Steam jets burst out on the slope and steam boilers bubble, a large boiler boils at the bottom and a steam-water fountain continuously beats.
The Dacha springs are the place of the most powerful heat removal from the depths of the vast Mutnovsky hydrothermal basin. The chemical composition of the springs is sulfate-calcium, hydrocarbonate-sodium with low total mineralization from 0.12 to 0.7 g / l.