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6 springs within 120 miles

Hot springs near Coeur d'Alene

6 hot springs are within 120 miles of Coeur d'Alene: the closest is Quinn's Hot Springs Resort (96 mi), the hottest is Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths (up to 110°F), and the lowest listed adult price is Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths ($15). Distances are straight-line; driving distances in the mountains can be much longer.

  1. Quinn's Hot Springs Resort96 mi
  2. Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat98 mi
  3. Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths98 mi
  4. Wild Horse Hot Springs103 mi
  5. Weir Creek Hot Springs117 mi
  6. Stanley Hot Springs118 mi
Rock-lined hot pools lit up at night below a pine slope at Quinn's Hot Springs Resort, Paradise, Montana
Resort & lodging

Quinn's Hot Springs Resort

Paradise, MT

A resort on the Clark Fork River near Paradise with two lodges, more than 25 cabins, a restaurant and tavern. Its pool complex mixes 118F well water to temperatures from the upper 90s to 106F, with a 55F cold plunge and pools zoned by age, including an adults-only pool. Day visitors must book one of three 4-hour swim sessions online in advance.

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Entrance sign among shade trees at Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat, Hot Springs, Montana
Resort & lodging

Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat

Hot Springs, MT

A 1930s spa-motel in the town of Hot Springs whose suites have private in-room hot mineral baths, kitchens and sun porches. Soaking is for overnight guests only, and the retreat says outdoor soaking is not currently available on site. Same-day bookings are taken by phone rather than online.

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Soakers in outdoor mineral pools at Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths, Hot Springs, Montana
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Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths

Hot Springs, MT

A historic 1928 hotel in the town of Hot Springs with 48 rooms, cabins, apartments and RV sites. Outdoor mineral pools run from about 103F to 110F, with a waterfall between two of them and a 20 x 40 ft swimming pool, and the bath wing still has original clawfoot tubs in private stalls. The hotel also rents a jetted tub and steam room by the hour and offers massage.

Minerals287 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Wooden pool forms under construction beside a small building at Wild Horse Hot Springs, Hot Springs, Montana
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Wild Horse Hot Springs

Hot Springs, MT

A rustic, off-grid soaking site outside the town of Hot Springs with communal outdoor plunges fed by the Mother Dragon artesian well. The plunges are chemical-free and continuously refreshed, and soakers can open hot-water valves to adjust the temperature. Rustic cabins and tipis share a bathhouse; there is no restaurant, so bring food and water.

Minerals421 mg/LSodium–chloride
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Weir Creek Hot Springs

Powell, ID · 0.5 mi hike

An undeveloped hot spring above Weir Creek near milepost 142 of US Highway 12, with its main pool on a rock slab overlooking the creek. It is about a half-mile uphill walk from the highway. The Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests closed the site at night in 2022 after injuries and vandalism, and the regional tourism office now lists it as closed until further notice.

Minerals135 mg/LSodium–sulfate
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Rock-ringed natural hot pool in the forest at Stanley Hot Springs, Lowell, Idaho
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Stanley Hot Springs

Lowell, ID · 5 mi hike

Backcountry soaking pools in a clearing above the trail, fed by hot water flowing toward Huckleberry Creek. They are about five miles up Boulder Creek Trail 211 from Wilderness Gateway Campground on US Highway 12, past Huckleberry Flat and across Boulder Creek. The regional tourism office recommends late spring, summer or early winter.

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