4.5Chico Hot Springs(287 reviews) - Cover Wagon Hot Springs & Geysers
We stayed one night on our way to Yellowstone and it was just a perfect Montana experience. We stayed in a covered wagon, which we think was the best thing about our stay. The view was amazing and as we were looking down onto the hotel, thought wow the folks staying in the hotel are missing out. The wagon was a lot bigger inside and was perfect for 2 adults and 2 kids (and the only hotel room around Yellowstone with air conditioning). I can't rave more about the wagon experience. The shower rooms were brand new and were spa like. If you have younger kids, this is a must stay, they will never forget it.See more..
3.5Elkhorn Hot Springs(118 reviews) - Go for the hot springs Hot Springs & Geysers
The perfect place to take a dip to soothe tired muscles.See more..
4.0Norris Hot Springs(103 reviews) - Relax the time away. Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Hot Springs & Geysers
Norris Hot Springs is a unique oasis in the middle of the beauty of Montana - the Last Best Place. The Water of the Gods is at Norris Hot Springs, a Montana geothermal wonder. Travelers discover a unique place to relax, refresh and enjoy in every season. Located in the small community of Norris, Montana, we're at the crossroads of some of the big sky's most scenic drives. West Yellowstone to Helena, Butte to Bozeman, with the Lewis and Clark Caverns and the majestic Madison River minutes away.The mineral rich water is maintained at the perfect temperature daily to ensure a pleasant and soothing soak. The pool is surrounded by a natural wetland filled with birds of all variety and other wildlife such as deer, antelope, our resident sandhill cranes and a majestic bald eagle that enjoys soaring overhead. The recently renovated campground offers 9 RV sites with full hookups and three tent sites. Each has a unique view of the wetland and onsite garden. The pool is steps away and campers receive unlimited soaking for a reduced rate. The cafe onsite provides delicious organic meals and the 50 Mile Grill offers fresh off the grill with local sourced and sustainable beef, bison and chicken specials. There are more than eight daily fresh salad offerings and the onsite garden provides the freshest vegetables and salad greens for your enjoyment. The selection of microbrews and wine are unmatched in the area and the dessert special is always delicious.See more..
3.0Symes Hot Springs(103 reviews) - Simple relaxing mineral soak Hot Springs & Geysers • Spas
4.0Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs & Resort(88 reviews) - Very cool stop Saturday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Historic Sites • Hot Springs & Geysers
A natural hot springs built along Highway 2 of the Montana Hi Line. The only Hot Springs along Montana's norther tier, Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs has attracted bathers from North Dakota, Saskatchewan and all of Montana since the 1920's. The source of Sleeping Buffalo's hot water is a 3,200 ft. Deep well that produces more than 700 gallons per minute of 108 degree water. Historic region that offers hot springs along with other recreational activities such as swimming, boating, camping and picnicking.See more..
5.0Jerry Johnson Hot Springs(1 review) - A spectacular duo~A Hike and a Hot Springs Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Hiking Trails • Hot Springs & Geysers
This is a remote location in the heart of the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest. The closest towns for reference are Lolo, Montana about and hour east of the trail head and Kooskia, Idaho about an hour and a half to the west. The trail head is marked as Warm Springs Trail #49. Once you find this you will realize it is worth the effort. The parking area is on the north side of US 12, cross the highway and the the hike starts as you cross the bridge over the Lochsa River.The trail is pretty short around a mile (1.6 km) or so to the furthest pool and follows Warm Springs Creek. The first pool is just a half mile (.9 km) out. The trail is pretty easy under normal conditions, however on this January day there was lots of slick icy spots. I took my first really good fall of the winter. The pools are amazing and it was a bit surreal sitting under a clear, sunny sky surrounded by pines, cedar and ponderosa trees, and snow. This is clothing optional! It was disheartening to see the clothes, towels and garbage left behind so be respectful~ Carry it in, carry it out!!!See more..
