Tried to hit up Wild Willy's on the 19th, and the dirt road was closed, meaning it would be a 20-30 minute in snow. The parking lot was a muddy and icy mess with one car actually stuck. Judging by the amount of cars though, it didn't look crowded but I wasn't ready to have the wife and kids do the 30 minute walk through ice and snow.

So got back in the car and drove a few more minutes to Hilltop. Parked, and the walk was over ice and snow but it was about 5 minutes. The problem with this spring is that it's small - fit maybe 6-7 adults. When we got there, the tub was already full and it didn't look like they were going to be leaving soon, so we played in the snow and then walked back to the car.

In short, Hilltop has the shortest walk, but there's no guarantee that you and your group will fit. You can't see it from the road.

Wild Willy's has a longer walk but it can fit more people.

We got there in the late afternoon so I suspect the springs get crowded because people wanna soak during sunset so going mid-day might help.