Hot Springs in Utah

Soaking in the magical wonders of geothermal hot springs are some of life's greatest pleasures and Utah has several. There's Crystal Hot Springs, Meadow Hot Springs, Mystic Hot Springs, and the Homestead Crater in Midway. Learn more and come visit one of Utah's hot springs.

Hot Springs

Mystic Hot Springs

The Mystic Hot Springs are located off the beaten path, in Monroe, Utah. The soaking area consists of two pools - a 2-ft deep pool with a waterfall and a 4-ft deeper pool, in addition to six vintage bathtubs to relax in. Hot spring temperatures range from 99-110 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Crystal Hot Springs

As if having the hot spring with the highest mineral content in the world weren’t enough, there’s also a cold spring 50 feet away at Crystal. These springs fill three mineral hot tubs, a large soaker pool and an Olympic-size pool

Meadow Hot Springs

If God wanted you to bathe at home He would have heated your bathtub with lava. He doesn’t, so He didn’t, because He’d already poked three perfectly heated portals to the underworld west of the freeway near Fillmore. It’s private property but the owners don’t mind if you soak or SCUBA.

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The Homestead Crater

The Homestead Crater in Midway, Utah is a geothermal hot spring that is 65 feet deep and stays around 95 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. It's a popular spot to snorkel, swim, and scuba dive.

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Fifth Water Waterfalls and Hot Spring

When a natural hot spring surfaces next to a cool, clear river, you get the unique pleasure of building your own soaking pool and diverting hot and cool water to taste. But you have to hike a couple miles to earn it. Warning: Some people find the beauty and seclusion of the canyon so liberating they choose to enjoy the...

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