♨️ 6 Hot Springs Destinations in Southeast Idaho | Winter Edition

♨️ 6 Hot Springs Destinations in Southeast Idaho | Winter Edition

There’s nothing like soaking in natural mineral hot springs with the crisp mountain air around you.

Hot springs season is here, and so are multiple relaxing options in Southeast Idaho.

No sulfur, no odor, just soothing water and the great outdoors.

Visit our Hot Springs Page ♨️

idahohighcountry.org/cat/hot-springs

Maple Grove Hot Springs

Remote and majestic riverfront views at Maple Grove Hot Springs offer a glimpse into the wildlife of Bear River and Oneida Narrows Reservoir. Stay overnight in their stone shelters, yurts, campground, or cabin with a wood burning stove.

Downata Hot Springs

All ages enjoy the naturally heated large swimming pool that is open all year and through the winter at Downata Hot Springs. Stay overnight in their yurts, cabins, campground, or vacation rentals.

Bear River Hot Springs

A partially enclosed natural mineral hot tub at Bear River Hot Springs allows for optimal enjoyment no matter the weather. Shallow peanut pool also open year round. Stay overnight in their cabins, campground, bunkhouse condo, king rooms with natural mineral water jetted tubs, or double queen bed hotel rooms.

World Famous Lava Hot Springs

The most famous hot springs in the region is Lava Hot Springs World Famous Hot Pools. One of the five outdoor pools is currently being reconstructed, but the other four gravel and rock floor hot pools will be open through the entire winter.

Epic Hot Springs

Steamy water flows through two outdoor shallow soaking pools that look onto Bear Lake’s North Beach at Epic Hot Springs, previously called Bear Lake Hot Springs. Reservations required during winter to book pools.

More in Lava Hot Springs

There are private hot springs available for overnight guests at a handful of locations including The Lava Hotel & Spa, Riverside Hot Springs Inn & Spa, Home Hotel, and Lava Hot Springs Inn Hot Pools. Lava Hot Springs Inn also offers a public day pass for non-guests.

Cozy Retreat

The best way to top off a soak is getting snug in a comfy bed afterward. Whether you want to stay right next to hot pools or a short drive away, you can book a Cozy Retreat in Southeast Idaho.

Southeast Idaho High Country Tourism
PO Box 669
Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
1-888-201-1063
[email protected]

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