Hot Springs · Wyoming
Wyoming Hot Springs
5 verified soaks
Stylized illustration, not a photo — the real place looks different (and that’s half the fun).
Wyoming has 5 verified hot soaks in our catalog with 2 primitive, running from developed to primitive — Hot Springs State Park near Thermopolis and Granite Hot Springs near Jackson, and more. Pick your style, then build the road trip around a good long soak.
Developed pools (3)
Thermopolis · Year-roundHot Springs State ParkDevelopedfree soaking at the world’s largest mineral hot spring.Jackson · Year-round (sleigh ride in winter)Granite Hot SpringsDevelopeda forest-service pool up a canyon near Jackson Hole.Saratoga · Year-roundSaratoga Hobo Hot SpringsDevelopeda free, always-open town pool on the North Platte.
Primitive (wild) soaks (2)
Moran · Summer & fallHuckleberry Hot SpringsPrimitivea short hike to wild pools near Grand Teton’s north end.Primitive access — hike-in or undeveloped soak; check conditions.Kelly · SummerKelly Warm SpringPrimitivea gentle warm pond with Teton views, popular for paddling.Primitive access — hike-in or undeveloped soak; check conditions.
Soak smart: water temps vary and can scald, primitive pools are use-at-your-own-risk, and access, permits, and clothing-optional rules change. Check current conditions and never soak alone in remote spots.