EXPLORE · HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs in Utah

12 Sites Found

Utah's hot springs are in the Great Basin and the Colorado Plateau margins. Mystic Hot Springs near Monroe has a series of concrete tubs fed by geothermal water at a former music venue — camping available. Meadow Hot Springs near Fillmore is a free sinkhole-style pool about 7 feet deep, 104°F — BLM land with no facilities. Fifth Water Hot Springs (Diamond Fork) near Spanish Fork is the most popular backcountry hot spring in the state — a 4.5-mile hike to a series of blue-green travertine pools with a small waterfall. Crystal Hot Springs near Honeyville is a developed commercial pool in a former resort. The San Rafael Swell has undeveloped warm springs accessible by 4WD.

Always test water temperature before soaking. Some natural hot springs exceed 150°F and are dangerous. Never soak alone in remote sites. Explore all hot springs on the Trek4Free map →

Baker Hot Springs
📍 39.6130, -112.7293
Meadow Hot Springs
📍 38.8636, -112.5053
Mystic Hot Springs
📍 38.6333, -112.1078
Red Hill Hot Springs
📍 38.6395, -112.0986
Saratoga Hot Springs
📍 40.3530, -111.8997
Stinking Hot Springs
📍 41.5763, -112.2337
Thermo Hot Springs
📍 38.1721, -113.2048
Thermo Hot Springs
📍 38.1727, -113.2046
Thermo Hot Springs
📍 38.1737, -113.2046
Thermo Hot Springs
📍 38.1745, -113.2040
Thermo Hot Springs
📍 38.1758, -113.2038
Wilson Health Springs
📍 39.9067, -113.4308

Before You Go

Pack the right gear — hot springs vary from primitive backcountry pools to drive-up soaks

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Quick-Dry Towel
Essential for remote spring visits
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Water Sandals
Rocky pool floors, river crossings
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Water Thermometer
Test before you get in — some springs exceed 150°F
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Packable Bag
For wet gear on the hike back