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Just north of Gardiner lies Corwin Springs, a small community with a history steeped in Montana’s thermal wonders. In 1909, Dr. Frank Corwin built a sanitarium and hotel with pools fed by water from LaDuke Hot Springs. Though the hotel burned down in 1916, its legacy lives on.
Today, Yellowstone Hot Springs near Gardiner offers a rejuvenating soak with a 3,750-square-foot pool, hot and cold plunges and a Kneipp Walk. Relax by the Yellowstone River and enjoy mountain views, soaring eagles, and a truly Montana moment.
Locals keep things simple: sunrise coffee with a view of Electric Peak, an afternoon float on the Yellowstone River, and an evening soak under the stars at Yellowstone Hot Springs.
You’ve got to stop for a soak at Yellowstone Hot Springs. This is one authentic Montana experience you’ll never forget, and a hot springs soak is the perfect way to end a day of Yellowstone National Park exploration, no matter what time of year it is.
Corwin Springs doesn’t host its own events, but it’s just minutes from Gardiner, where seasonal festivals, park gateway celebrations and hot springs happenings keep the calendar lively.
