Montana Hot Springs Directory

Historic resort in Paradise Valley with two open-air pools, lodging, fine dining, and spa. 30 miles from Yellowstone's north entrance.

Modern facility 8 miles north of Yellowstone's North Entrance. No reservations needed. Multi-visit passes available.

Full-service fitness and soaking facility in Bozeman with 12 pools at varying temperatures, fitness center, and sauna.

Seven mineral pools ranging from hot soaking to a 55°F cold plunge. Resort with dining, lodging, and spa. Reservations required for day-use.

Full resort with two Olympic pools, mineral soaking pools, 350-foot waterslide, golf, and lodging. Pools reserved for overnight guests.

Historic lodge and hot springs at the base of Lolo Pass on the Lewis and Clark Trail. Pool, bar, restaurant, and lodging.

Historic lodge in the Big Hole Valley with a large outdoor pool, cabins, restaurant, and bar. Surrounded by ranch country.

Rustic 1918 lodge in the Pioneer Mountains with two outdoor pools, indoor sauna, and historic cabins. 100% natural mineral water, no chlorine.

Historic hotel and mineral baths in the town of Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation. Multiple soaking options and lodging.

Northeastern Montana's only hot springs, on the Hi-Line near the Canadian border. Main pool, hot tub, sauna. Pools drained and cleaned nightly.

274-acre historic inn with four geothermal pools (indoor and outdoor), steam rooms, spa services. 30 miles from Helena.

Historic resort dating to 1892 in Sula. Pool, hot tub, lodge, cabins, and restaurant. Near Lost Trail Ski Area.

Exclusive 40-acre private estate in the Bitterroot National Forest. Natural 130°F springs feed a large pool and two hot tubs. 5-story lodge, 9 bedrooms. Clothing-optional. VRBO rental.

Remote guest ranch at the confluence of the North and South Forks of the Sun River, surrounded by Bob Marshall Wilderness. Geothermal pool at a constant 86°F. Access by boat from Gibson Reservoir or 7-mile Sun River Trail.

Known as the 'Water of the Gods.' Chemical-free 38,000-gallon wooden pool, live music on weekends, farm-to-table food. Pool drained and refilled nightly.

Community hot springs and fitness center in Helena with multiple pools, a lap pool, and sauna. Locker rooms and towel service.

Private mineral tubs and sauna in the town of Hot Springs. Seasonal operation with reservation-based private soaking.

Private mineral plunges near the town of Hot Springs. Individual tubs for private soaking in a natural setting.

Thermal baths in the town of Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation. Natural mineral water pools in a low-key, locally run setting.

Community mineral pools in the heart of White Sulphur Springs. Multiple temperature pools, motel rooms available.

Historic hot springs south of Helena near Clancy. One of the oldest developed springs in Montana.

Natural rock pools along a creek in the Tobacco Root Mountains. Source water is extremely hot; mix with creek water to cool. Multiple soaking pools at varying temperatures.

Verify before visiting. Directions here are intentionally general. Trails, road conditions, and access change with fires, floods, and seasons. Consult trail info or USFS/BLM, local ranger districts, or recent trip reports before you go.

Large, crystal-clear natural warm pool with a cliffside waterfall. Only 70°F (warm, not hot), but a beautiful swimming hole. Free, year-round access. Popular with locals.

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Hot spring water flows into the Gardner River, creating natural soaking spots where hot and cold water mix. Currently closed due to 2022 flood damage. Check NPS conditions before visiting.

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The world's largest freshwater spring at 50,000 gallons per minute. A cool 68°F natural swimming hole. Seasonal, day-use only.

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Remote primitive spring in the Little Rocky Mountains of eastern Montana. One of the most isolated soaking spots in the state. Rough road access.

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Backcountry hot springs in the Bitterroot Mountains accessible via forest trails. Remote and primitive with natural rock pools.

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Primitive natural hot springs along the Jefferson River. Multiple soaking pools at varying temperatures. Popular local spot.

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Small primitive hot springs near Helena. Natural rock pools in a creekside setting.

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Three hot spring sources with natural rock pools along Warm Springs Creek. Crosses a pack bridge over the Lochsa River. Just across the Montana border in Idaho on Hwy 12. Clothing-optional. Nighttime closure enforced.

Verify before visiting. Directions here are intentionally general. Trails, road conditions, and access change with fires, floods, and seasons. Consult trail info or USFS/BLM, local ranger districts, or recent trip reports before you go.

Small natural hot springs along Weir Creek near Lolo Pass, just across the Montana border in Idaho. Steep trail access. Nighttime closure enforced.

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Waterfall-fed canyon pools reached by a steep 2-mile hike. Source temperature 113°F. One of the most scenic backcountry soaks in the region. Clothing-optional. Heavily visited in summer.

Verify before visiting. Directions here are intentionally general. Trails, road conditions, and access change with fires, floods, and seasons. Consult trail info or USFS/BLM, local ranger districts, or recent trip reports before you go.