Updated September 29, 2026

Hot Springs Near Eugene, Oregon - 14 Within 100 Miles

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Hot springs near Eugene include 14 soaking options within 100 miles, from Terwilliger on the Aufderheide to Belknap on the McKenzie and Umpqua on the North Umpqua.
Person soaking in a mountainside natural hot springs pool in winter, overlooking a forest at wall creek hot springs oregon
Closest Hot Spring
Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon
50 miles from Eugene
Hottest Hot Spring
Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon
198 °F
Closest Free Hot Spring
Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon
50 miles from Eugene
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Hot Springs Near Eugene, Oregon

Two Cascade highway corridors carry most hot springs near Eugene into the mountains within an hour's drive. OR-58 east toward Willamette Pass reaches Wall Creek Hot Springs and McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge in about 50 miles, both along the Row River corridor. North on the Aufderheide National Scenic Byway from the OR-58 junction, Terwilliger Hot Springs sits at Cougar Reservoir, a popular terraced pool requiring a short trail from the parking area. OR-126 east along the McKenzie River reaches Belknap Hot Springs at about 60 miles, a resort with pools at 92 to 104 degrees fed by 196-degree source water, and Bigelow Hot Springs, a free pool nearby at 102 to 104 degrees in summer. Further north, Breitenbush Hot Springs near Detroit is roughly 90 miles via OR-126 and OR-22, the hottest source within 100 miles at 198 degrees. Southwest on OR-138, Umpqua Hot Springs perches on a rock ledge above the North Umpqua River about 75 miles from Eugene.

Closest Hot Springs to Eugene, Oregon

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Frequently Asked Questions

1
What is the closest hot spring to Eugene?
Wall Creek Hot Springs near Oakridge is about 50 miles east of Eugene on OR-58, a free warm pool in the Willamette National Forest also known as Meditation Pool. Terwilliger Hot Springs near Cougar Reservoir is a similar distance via OR-126 and the Aufderheide Road, with terraced pools at 100 to 108 degrees.
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Are there free hot springs near Eugene?
Five of the 14 hot springs within 100 miles of Eugene are free. Wall Creek and Easterday Hot Springs near Oakridge are both about 50 miles east on OR-58. Bigelow Hot Springs on the McKenzie River is roughly 60 miles on OR-126. Lower Breitenbush and Austin Hot Springs are free options further north.
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How far is Eugene from Umpqua Hot Springs?
Umpqua Hot Springs is about 75 miles southeast of Eugene via OR-58 to OR-138, roughly 90 minutes by car. A short 0.3-mile trail leads to a sheltered pool perched on a rock ledge above the North Umpqua River in the Umpqua National Forest. A Northwest Forest Pass is required for trailhead parking.
4
Which hot springs near Eugene are good for families?
Belknap Hot Springs, about 60 miles east on OR-126, has two outdoor mineral pools maintained at 92 to 104 degrees seasonally, with lodging and camping along the McKenzie River. Children are welcome at both pools. McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge is a more primitive option with shallow riverside pools.
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Can I day trip from Eugene to Breitenbush Hot Springs?
Breitenbush Hot Springs is about 90 miles northeast of Eugene via OR-126 and OR-22 through Detroit, roughly two hours each way. The retreat center requires advance reservations for both day visits and overnight stays. Soaking pools are fed by 198-degree source water cooled in rock-lined pools along the Breitenbush River.

North on I-5, hot springs near Portland overlap with the Breitenbush, Bagby, and Columbia Gorge springs about 110 miles from Eugene. East on US-20 and US-97, hot springs near Bend share many of the same Cascade options from the high-desert side roughly 130 miles away.

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