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The 11 Best Hot Springs in Utah

11 springs across 9 towns. 6 are undeveloped backcountry pools; 5 are developed resorts or bathhouses, and 6 are free to soak.

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All 11 springs in Utah, ranked

Ordered by what is confirmed rather than by opinion: springs with verified geothermal activity first, then by how many facts on the listing carry a source, then by review volume.

  1. Mystic Hot Springs

    Monroe, UT · Resort/Spa

    • 168°F· Scalding
    • Paved Road
    • Camping on site
    • $$$
  2. Red Hill Hot Springs

    Monroe, UT · Primitive/Backcountry

    • 109°F· Very hot
    • High Clearance/4x4
    • High-clearance road
    • Free
  3. Crystal Hot Springs

    Honeyville, UT · Resort/Spa

    • 129°F· Scalding
    • Paved Road
    • $$
  4. Meadow Hot Spring

    Meadow, UT · Primitive/Backcountry

    • 106°F· Very hot
    • High Clearance/4x4
    • High-clearance road
    • Free
  5. Dixie Hot Springs

    La Verkin, UT · Resort/Spa

    • 108°F· Very hot
    • Paved Road
    • $$$
  6. Homestead caldera

    Midway, UT · Primitive/Backcountry

    • 94°F· Warm
    • Paved Road
    • Free
  7. Thermo Hot Springs

    Iron County, UT · Primitive/Backcountry

    • 181°F· Scalding
    • Paved Road
    • Free
  8. Hooper Hot Springs

    Hooper Hot Springs, UT · Primitive/Backcountry

    • 140°F· Scalding
    • Short Walk
    • Free

Best time to soak in Utah

Winter

Peak soaking season, but forest roads close and chains may be required.

Spring

Snowmelt can raise creek levels and cool or flood primitive pools.

Summer

All roads open; hot pools feel less appealing midday, so go early or late.

Fall

The sweet spot — open access, cool air, thin crowds.

Towns & regions in Utah

Every town with a hot spring — 9 in all.

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