Hot Springs

Hot Springs

Yellowstone Country’s hot springs are some of the region’s most inviting year-round attractions. After a long day on the slopes or in the backcountry, there’s nothing better than sinking into naturally heated, mineral-rich waters that rise from deep within the earth. These geothermal pools offer relaxation, rejuvenation and a unique way to experience Montana’s wild beauty.

BOZEMAN HOT SPRINGS

Unwind in the heart of Gallatin Valley at this well-loved soaking destination. Bozeman Hot Springs features 12 pools of varying temperatures, plus dry and wet saunas for the ultimate relaxation. Just minutes from the airport, skiing and downtown Bozeman, this hot springs offers an incredible post-adventure soak. Catch live music while lounging in the outdoor pools, or take advantage of the on-site gym and campground for an extended stay.

• Temperature Range: 80 – 106 F
• Cold Plunge: Yes, 55 – 65 F
• Day-Use Soaking: Yes

CHICO HOT SPRINGS

Tucked into the foothills of the Absaroka Mountains in Paradise Valley, historic Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa blends relaxation with classic Montana charm. Open year-round, its two open-air mineral pools provide a soothing soak in a stunning natural setting. Stay overnight in the rustic lodge or stop in as a day guest to unwind after a day of hiking, fishing, horseback riding or even dogsledding. Don’t miss their renowned fine dining, cozy saloon and full-service spa.

• Temperature Range: 98 – 104 F
• Cold Plunge: No
• Day-Use Soaking: Yes

YELLOWSTONE HOT SPRINGS

Just 10 minutes from Yellowstone National Park’s North Entrance, this riverside retreat offers mountain views and a tranquil atmosphere. With three pools constantly circulating fresh mineral water, guests enjoy a pure and refreshing soak. Try the Kneipp walk for an invigorating experience, then extend your stay in a modern suite or rustic, western-style cabin.

• Temperature Range: 98 – 105 F
• Cold Plunge: Yes, 60 – 65 F
• Day-Use Soaking: Yes

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

IMPORTANT NOTE: Soaking in natural hot springs inside Yellowstone National Park is strictly prohibited. Many geothermal pools reach dangerous, near-boiling temperatures. Stay safe and enjoy one of the region’s natural, developed hot springs outside the park instead.