Table Mountain (Spring)
Table Mountain Spring emerges at 88°F in Fresno County's arid interior landscape, flowing 27 degrees warmer than ambient temperature in the semiarid Coast Ranges near Coalinga.
The spring rises at 2,533 feet elevation in sparse chaparral and grassland terrain, accessible via a simple approach through dry scrubland that receives less than 10 inches of annual precipitation.
The spring derives its name from the distinctive plateau landform dominating the surrounding landscape, formed by tectonic uplift and erosion that created the characteristic mesa topography of the interior Coast Ranges.
Essentially roadside access makes this an easy stop for travelers. The arid climate means water is precious in the surrounding landscape. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable visiting conditions in the semi-desert environment.
Is Table Mountain (Spring) worth visiting?
Best for
- Warm-water soaking
- Easy day trips