10 Best Hot Springs in Utah

A stunning series of turquoise pools and waterfalls hidden in Diamond Fork Canyon, offering one of the most scenic natural soaks in the American West.

A one-of-a-kind geothermal spring hidden inside a 55-foot tall, beehive-shaped limestone dome with 95-degree water year-round.

Eccentric and artsy hot springs featuring vintage cast-iron bathtubs built into colorful, mineral-encrusted travertine mounds.

A developed resort featuring one of the highest mineral contents in the world with multiple pools and exciting water slides.

Three crystal-clear, deep natural pools located on private farmland with stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

A massive, 60-foot deep geothermal lake in the West Desert that stays warm enough for year-round scuba diving.

A highly accessible natural hot spring located on the northern shore of Utah Lake, perfect for a quick sunset soak.

A remote, primitive soaking spot near Delta featuring three concrete tubs where you can control the water temperature.

Natural red-rock soaking pools located just outside of Monroe with a more primitive feel than neighboring Mystic.

A remote, crystal-clear spring at the base of a mountain in the Snake Valley, featuring a series of small waterfalls and caves.