The geographical features of the northeastern area of Wyoming contribute to the natural formation of hot springs. There is nothing better than relaxing is Mother Nature’s own jacuzzi tub! These natural spas are great for the soul and a unique outdoor experience.

Huckleberry and Polecat Hot Springs

Located in the southern area of Yellowstone National Park, these pools offer some large groups of primitive log and rock springs in gorgeous mountain meadows. pristine mountain meadows. Don’t be surprised if you see some bison or other wildlife hanging in the meadows while you take in the natural hot springs.

The Park discourages the use of these pools for health reasons, but that shouldn’t turn you away from experiencing them. The hot water from these springs pools up and empty in to a creek about 2 miles from Yellowstone. With access from Flagg Ranch, you can enjoy many spots along the creek where the water is just right.

Granite Hot Springs

The most accessible area of hot springs is up Granite Canyon where the springs have been rerouted through a man-made pool. You’ll need cross country skis or a snowmobile to access the area in winter, but it’s worth the journey. At 7,000 feet elevation in the Gros Ventre Mountains, the main soaking pool offers beauty and the natural mineral waters for all ages.

Or take a short hike to Granite Creek Falls, and find some primitive rock-and-sand soaking pools, located along the creek. At the base of Granite Falls, a hot waterfall, you’ll find several shallow soaking pools.