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Checked October 2026 · Sources

We list 102 hot springs in 15 states that the public can soak in, each with its source and the date we checked it.

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Drive times computed with GraphHopper; map data OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Drive times computed with GraphHopper; map data OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Photos, each free to reuse with credit: Glenwood: Roman Eugeniusz (Wikimedia Commons); Iron Mountain: Jbirkby (Wikimedia Commons); Lava: WaterArchives.org from Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States (Wikimedia Commons); Ouray Hot Springs Pool: Carol M. Highsmith (public domain); Pagosa Springs: Bas van Oorschot (Wikimedia Commons); Chena: Craig Talbert (Wikimedia Commons); Carson: U.S. Forest Service- Pacific Northwest Region (public domain); Crystal Crane: lamblukas (Flickr); Umpqua: Stephen Wood (Wikimedia Commons); Fifth Water: The Dye Clan (Wikimedia Commons); Belknap: U.S. Forest Service- Pacific Northwest Region (public domain); Breitenbush: Mark Allyn (Wikimedia Commons); Olympic: Andrew Kvalheim (Wikimedia Commons); Dunton: oso243 (Flickr); Heise: Uppper Snake River Valley Historical Society (Flickr); Kirkham: j.a.woodhouse from United States (Wikimedia Commons); Mystic: The Dye Clan (Wikimedia Commons); Terwilliger: Kane5187 (Wikimedia Commons); Travertine: noelwaters (Wikimedia Commons); Evans Plunge: Runner1928 (Wikimedia Commons); Goldbug: Paul Larkin oversteer95 (public domain); Grover: Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA (Wikimedia Commons); Strawberry Park: Eli Duke (Flickr); Burgdorf: Evan Jones (Wikimedia Commons); Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs: KimonBerlin (Wikimedia Commons); Boulder: Robstutz (Wikimedia Commons); Jerry Johnson: Los Paseos from Earth (Wikimedia Commons); Meadow: The Dye Clan (Wikimedia Commons); Montezuma: Birdie Jaworski from Albuquerque, NM, US (Wikimedia Commons); Hot Springs State Park Thermopolis: charkes (Wikimedia Commons); Black Rock: Dustin Askins (Flickr); McCredie: Mitchell Friedman (Flickr); San Antonio: John Fowler from Placitas, NM, USA (Wikimedia Commons); Verde: Greg Walters from Eaton, United States (Wikimedia Commons); Alvord: Mike Sisk ("msisk6") (Wikimedia Commons); Gila: ceajaegirl (Wikimedia Commons); Spence: Daniel Schwen (Wikimedia Commons); Baker: gordon hunter (Flickr); Langford: National Park Service Digital Image Archives (public domain); Snively: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (Wikimedia Commons); Spencer: greatlettuce (Flickr); Gold Strike: Andy Blackledge from Scottsdale, AZ, USA (Wikimedia Commons); Hart Mountain: Finetooth (Wikimedia Commons); Saline Valley: Peretz Partensky from San Francisco, USA (Wikimedia Commons); Sunbeam: Mitchell Friedman (Flickr); Manby: Jessica Reeder (Wikimedia Commons); Jefferson Pools: The Ninjaneer (public domain); Rocky Canyon: Mitchell Friedman (Flickr); Weir Creek: Los Paseos from Earth (Wikimedia Commons); Sacajawea: Mitchell Friedman (Flickr); Little Hot Creek: Eeekster (Wikimedia Commons); Chief Shakes: Forest Service Alaska Region, USDA (public domain); Sunflower: Rex Parker (Wikimedia Commons). All credits

Hot springs by state

Alaska4 hot springsArizona3 hot springsCalifornia13 hot springsColorado17 hot springsIdaho20 hot springsMontana5 hot springsNevada5 hot springsNew Mexico8 hot springsOregon10 hot springsSouth Dakota1 hot springTexas1 hot springUtah5 hot springsVirginia1 hot springWashington6 hot springsWyoming3 hot springs

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