Pack your swimsuit and get into Montana’s natural hot springs!
Montana is known for its natural beauty, and what better way to experience it than by soaking in one of its many natural hot springs? From remote backcountry natural pools to luxurious resorts, Montana offers a variety of options for those seeking to relax and unwind in the warm waters. Here are some of the best places to dip on your travels in Montana:
Bozeman Hot Springs: Located in Bozeman, this popular hot springs resort offers several pools of varying temperatures, as well as a sauna and steam room.
Norris Hot Springs: Nestled in the mountains near Norris, this rustic hot springs offers live music and a relaxed atmosphere.
Symes Hot Springs: Located in the charming town of Hot Springs, this historic hot springs resort features a large mineral pool and several hot tubs.
Quinn's Hot Springs: Situated in Paradise, Quinn's Hot Springs offers both indoor and outdoor pools, as well as a spa and lodging options.
Chico Hot Springs: This iconic resort in Pray features natural hot springs pools, a spa, and fine dining options.
Jerry Johnson Hot Springs: Located in the remote wilderness near Lowell, these hot springs are accessible only by a 2.5-mile hike, but are well worth the effort.
Elkhorn Hot Springs: This historic hot springs resort in Polaris features several mineral pools and rustic cabins for overnight stays.
Jackson Hot Springs: Located in Jackson, this hot springs resort offers a large outdoor pool and hot tub, as well as lodging and dining options.
Boulder Hot Springs: This historic hot springs resort in Boulder features natural hot springs pools, a spa, and lodging options.
Fairmont Hot Springs: This family-friendly resort in Anaconda features several pools, water slides, and a golf course.
Montana has a hot springs option for everyone while visiting. Some of the hot springs are free and accessible by hiking or driving, while others require a fee and offer amenities like lodging, dining, and massages. Regardless of which hot spring you choose to visit, be sure to follow the rules and guidelines for use to help preserve these natural treasures for future generations to enjoy. So pack your swimsuit, grab a towel, and head out to explore the warm waters of the Treasure State. Interested in discovering which ones are closest to our rentals? Reach out below.
