Hot Springs Near Kalispell, Montana

Nine hot springs sit within 100 miles of Kalispell, all in western Montana south of the Flathead Valley. The closest is Wild Horse Hot Springs, about 45 miles south via US-93 and MT-28, a private facility with indoor soaking tubs in a rural setting outside the town of Hot Springs. Six more facilities cluster in the town of Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation, roughly 45 miles south. The township sits above a geothermal aquifer producing 128-degree mineral water shared by all six. Symes Hot Springs Hotel has mineral baths in a restored 1928 building. Camas Hot Springs has a public pool. Alameda's, Medicine, Sophia, and Rose's Plunge add private soaking within a few blocks. Further south, Quinn's Hot Springs Resort near Paradise is about 65 miles on the Clark Fork River with indoor and outdoor pools and a lodge. K Bar L Ranch near the Bitterroot Range is about 100 miles south.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the closest hot spring to Kalispell?

Wild Horse Hot Springs is about 45 miles south of Kalispell via US-93 and MT-28, roughly 50 minutes by car. The private facility has indoor soaking tubs. The town of Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation, also about 45 miles south, has six more facilities on a shared geothermal aquifer.

Are there free hot springs near Kalispell?

None of the nine hot springs within 100 miles of Kalispell are free. All are paid facilities or resorts. The closest free springs are Nimrod Hot Springs, roughly 110 miles south, and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs in Idaho, about 125 miles southeast on the Lolo Pass corridor, both outside the 100-mile radius.

Can I combine Glacier National Park with hot springs near Kalispell?

The town of Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation is about 45 miles south of Kalispell, making it a practical day trip from the Glacier area. Quinn's Hot Springs Resort on the Clark Fork River, roughly 65 miles south, is another option for an after-park soak. No hot springs exist inside Glacier National Park.

Which hot springs near Kalispell are good for families?

Camas Hot Springs in the town of Hot Springs, about 45 miles south, has a public pool suitable for families. Quinn's Hot Springs Resort on the Clark Fork River, roughly 65 miles south, has indoor and outdoor pools with lodging, dining, and a family resort atmosphere. Both accept day visitors year-round.

What is the town of Hot Springs near Kalispell?

Hot Springs, Montana, is a small town of about 500 people on the Flathead Reservation, roughly 45 miles south of Kalispell. Six geothermal facilities operate above a shared aquifer producing 128-degree mineral water. Symes Hotel, Camas, Alameda's, Medicine, Sophia, and Rose's Plunge are all within walking distance.