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Hot springs in Utah: map and best springs

26 hot springs in Utah, from developed pools and resorts to primitive backcountry springs. Every listing shows the recorded water temperature, the nearest town and a map.

26listed springs
25with a temperature reading
6between 95°F and 110°F
1developed pools and resorts
1recorded as free

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All listed hot springs in Utah

Select a column heading to sort. Temperatures are usually measured at the source, not in the soaking pool.

Hot springs in Utah
Hot spring Water temp Type Nearest town
Red Hill Hot Springs Free 171°F Developed Monroe, UT (1 mi)
Stinking Hot Springs 124°F Natural Honeyville, UT (9 mi)
Crater Hot Spring 111°F Natural Saratoga Springs, UT
Thermo Hot Springs 181°F Natural Milford, UT (19 mi)
Meadow Hot Springs 106°F Natural Fillmore, UT (12 mi)
Midway Hot Springs 1981 record 104°F Natural Midway, UT
Mystic Hot Springs 108°F Natural Monroe, UT
Wilson Health Springs 142°F Natural Delta, UT (59 mi)
Becks Hot Spring 1981 record 133°F Natural North Salt Lake, UT (2 mi)
Crystal (madsens) Hot Springs 1981 record 129°F Natural Honeyville, UT (2 mi)
Crystal Hot Springs 1981 record 187°F Natural Bluffdale, UT (2 mi)
Dixie (laverkin) Hot Springs 1981 record 108°F Natural LaVerkin, UT
Hooper Hot Springs 1981 record 140°F Natural Hooper, UT (3 mi)
Joseph Hot Springs 1981 record 147°F Natural Monroe, UT (5 mi)
Little Mountain Hot Spring 1981 record 108°F Natural Elwood, UT (10 mi)
Midway Hot Spring 1981 record 115°F Natural Midway, UT
Ogden Hot Spring 1981 record 135°F Natural Ogden, UT (3 mi)
Roosevelt Hot Springs 1981 record 133°F Natural Milford, UT (11 mi)
Udy Hot Springs 1981 record 124°F Natural Garland, UT (8 mi)
Utah Hot Springs 1981 record 138°F Natural South Willard, UT (2 mi)
Wasatch Hot Springs 1981 record 108°F Natural Salt Lake City, UT (2 mi)
Veyo Hot Spring 1981 record 90°F Natural Ivins, UT (12 mi)
Dotsons (radium) Warm Spring 1981 record 91°F Natural Milford, UT (14 mi)
Lincoln Point Warm Springs 1981 record 90°F Natural Benjamin, UT (5 mi)
Split Mountain Warm Springs 1981 record 86°F Natural Naples, UT (15 mi)
Baker Hot Springs Not recorded Natural Delta, UT (20 mi)

Springs in the comfortable soaking range

These Utah springs have a recorded temperature between 95°F and 110°F, close to the range most people find comfortable. Remember that pools at the same site can be hotter or cooler than the reading.

Types of hot springs in Utah

  • Developed hot springs pools and bathhouses: 1 listed. Built pools, tubs or bathhouses run by a business, town or park. Expect an entry fee, opening hours and changing rooms. See all developed hot springs pools and bathhouses.
  • Natural hot springs: 25 listed. A named thermal source with little or no building. Some have rock pools, others are too hot or too shallow to soak in. See all natural hot springs.

Utah hot springs by county

Hot springs near Utah cities

Historical thermal springs in Utah (1981 list)

The US government's Thermal Springs List (NOAA, 1981) records 60 more warm and hot springs in Utah that we have not been able to match to a current, public site. Many are on private ranches, in wells or no longer flowing, so we list only the name, county and recorded temperature, and no map. Do not visit any of them without the landowner's permission.

Show the 60 historical records
NameCountyRecorded temp
Berry SpringsWashington75°F
Big Maple SpringIron70°F
Big Warm SpringsTooele72°F
Bird IslandUtah86°F
Blue Creek SpringBox Elder82°F
Blue Lake SpringTooele84°F
Bothwell Warm SpringsBox Elder75°F
Camp WilliamsSalt Lake70°F
Castilla SpringsUtah104°F
Como SpringsMorgan81°F
Compton SpringBox Elder72°F
Coyote SpringMillard82°F
Coyote SpringBox Elder109°F
Cutler Warm SpringBox Elder73°F
DavisTooele68°F
Deseret LivestockTooele75°F
Deseret Livestock South SpringTooele72°F
Deseret Livestock South SpringsTooele73°F
Diamond Fork Warm SpringsUtah68°F
East Jordan CanalSalt Lake73°F
Fault Zone SpringUtah90°F
Fish SpringsJuab82°F
Gancheff SpringCache88°F
Gandy Warm SpringsMillard81°F
Goshen Warm SringsUtah73°F
Grantsville Warm SpringsTooele77°F
Green SpringWashington75°F
Head SpringBox Elder70°F
Hobo Warm SpringSalt Lake84°F
Horseshoe SpringsTooele73°F
Johnson Warm SpringSevier77°F
Kimber (rose) SpringBox Elder68°F
Knoll SpringsMillard68°F
L.g. Carter SpringsBox Elder77°F
Larson SpringsBox Elder70°F
LefevreGarfield90°F
Livingston Warm SpringsSanpete73°F
Morgans Warm SpringTooele81°F
North SpringsJuab82°F
Patio SpringsWeber68°F
Poulsen SpringBox Elder72°F
PugsleyBox Elder73°F
Ray Lunt SpringJuab68°F
Red CanyonKane72°F
Redlum SpringTooele70°F
Richfield Warm SpringsSevier73°F
Salt SpringSevier72°F
Snow SpringWashington70°F
South Tule SpringMillard77°F
Sterling (peacock) Warm SpringSanpete72°F
TebbsGarfield68°F
Twin SpringsMillard68°F
Us BlmBeaver91°F
Utah Fish and Game DeptTooele75°F
Virgin River SpringWashington70°F
W.r. Carter SpringsBox Elder70°F
Warm Ditch SpringWasatch115°F
Warner Valley SpringWashington70°F
Willow SpringBeaver72°F
Wood SpringsUtah73°F

Utah hot springs guides

Frequently asked questions

How many hot springs are in Utah?

This directory lists 26 hot springs in Utah with their own pages, plus 60 more thermal springs from the 1981 federal list that have not been confirmed recently. Many more small seeps exist on private land and are not listed.

What is the hottest hot spring in Utah?

The highest reading in our Utah listings is Crystal Hot Springs at 187°F (86°C) at the source. Water that hot is not safe to enter.

Are there free hot springs in Utah?

Yes. Red Hill Hot Springs are recorded as free. Recreation passes or parking fees may still apply on public land.

Which Utah hot springs have developed pools?

Red Hill Hot Springs have built pools, tubs or bathhouses. These usually charge entry and have set hours.

When is the best time to visit hot springs in Utah?

Fall and spring are often the best balance of comfortable air temperature and open roads. Winter soaks are memorable, but many mountain and desert access roads close or need four-wheel drive. Summer can be too hot for low-elevation desert springs.