Updated September 29, 2026

Hot Springs Near Jackson, Wyoming - 15 Within 100 Miles

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Hot springs near Jackson include 15 soaking options within 100 miles, from Astoria Hot Springs on the Snake River to the Lava Hot Springs cluster in southeast Idaho.
Outdoor turquoise water hot spring pool in autumn setting in astoria hot springs wyoming
Closest Hot Spring
Astoria Hot Springs, Wyoming
17 miles from Jackson
Hottest Hot Spring
Green Canyon Hot Springs, Idaho
115 °F
Closest Free Hot Spring
Bear Creek Hot Spring, Idaho
40 miles from Jackson
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Hot Springs Near Jackson, Wyoming

Hot springs near Jackson spread south along the Snake River corridor and west across Teton Pass into eastern Idaho. Astoria Hot Springs, 17 miles south on US-89, is a developed mineral pool park along the Snake River open year-round with six soaking pools and a playground. Granite Hot Springs Pool, about 25 miles southeast on Granite Creek Road, is a Forest Service pool at up to 112 degrees in winter, reached by car in summer and by snowmobile or cross-country ski in winter. West over Teton Pass on ID-33, Green Canyon Hot Springs near Newdale has pools from 96 to 115 degrees about 50 miles from Jackson, and Heise Hot Springs near Ririe offers family pools at 104 degrees roughly 55 miles out. At the 90-mile mark, Lava Hot Springs in southeastern Idaho clusters three mineral pool facilities in a single town with soaking temperatures from 102 to 112 degrees, making it a comfortable day trip at about two hours each way via US-26 and I-15.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the closest hot spring to Jackson?
Astoria Hot Springs is about 17 miles south of Jackson on US-89 along the Snake River, a mineral pool park with six soaking pools, a playground, and day pass access. Granite Hot Springs Pool, roughly 25 miles southeast, is a Forest Service pool at up to 112 degrees, reachable by car in summer or snowmobile in winter.
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Are there free hot springs near Jackson?
One of the 15 hot springs within 100 miles of Jackson is free. Bear Creek Hot Spring in Idaho is about 40 miles west across Teton Pass, a primitive backcountry pool on public land. Huckleberry and Polecat Hot Springs near Yellowstone's south entrance have been closed to swimming since 2016 due to pathogens.
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Can I day trip to Lava Hot Springs from Jackson?
Lava Hot Springs is about 90 miles from Jackson via US-26 and I-15, roughly two hours each way through southeastern Idaho. The town clusters three mineral pool facilities with soaking temperatures from 102 to 112 degrees. Day passes are available at all three, making it a full but manageable day trip.
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Which hot springs near Jackson are good for families?
Astoria Hot Springs, 17 miles south, has a playground, picnic areas, and controlled pool temperatures suitable for children of all ages. Heise Hot Springs, about 55 miles west in Idaho via Teton Pass, has a waterslide, family pools at 104 degrees, and a campground with cabins on the Snake River.
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Is Granite Hot Springs open in winter near Jackson?
Granite Hot Springs Pool is open in winter but the 10-mile Granite Creek Road closes to vehicles, so access requires snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, or dogsledding from the highway. Winter pool temperatures reach up to 112 degrees. Several outfitters in Jackson offer guided snowmobile trips to the springs.

South on US-89 and I-15, hot springs near Salt Lake City open up the Wasatch Front corridor about 280 miles from Jackson. West through Idaho on US-20 and ID-75, hot springs near Boise reach the central Idaho backcountry roughly 280 miles from downtown.

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