Updated September 26, 2026

Hot Springs Near Spokane, Washington - 16 Within 150 Miles

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Hot springs near Spokane include 16 options within 150 miles, from Soap Lake in central Washington to Hot Springs, Montana, and the Lolo Pass in Idaho.

Outdoor natural hot spring pools beside a creek in a forested setting at weir creek hot springs

Closest Hot Spring

Soap Lake Natural Spa and Resort, Washington

110 miles from Spokane

Hottest Hot Spring

Wild Horse Hot Springs, Montana

128 °F

Closest Free Hot Spring

Stanley Hot Springs, Idaho

175 miles from Spokane

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Hot Springs Near Spokane, Washington

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No hot springs sit within 100 miles of Spokane, reflecting the geologically stable Columbia Plateau of eastern Washington. The nearest option, Soap Lake Natural Spa, is about 110 miles southwest via I-90 through the channeled scablands, a mineral-rich lake with high concentrations of dissolved salts. East on I-90 into Montana, Quinn's Hot Springs Resort on the Clark Fork River near Paradise is about 150 miles. The town of Hot Springs in the Little Bitterroot Valley clusters seven mineral spring facilities within a few square miles, including Wild Horse Hot Springs with 128-degree source water and Symes Hot Springs Hotel. South on US-95 and US-12, Stanley, Weir Creek, and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs offer free backcountry soaking on the Lolo Pass corridor in Idaho, all roughly 175 miles from downtown.

Closest Hot Springs to Spokane, Washington

Soap Lake Natural Spa & Resort, Washington.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the closest hot spring to Spokane?

Soap Lake Natural Spa and Resort is about 110 miles southwest of Spokane via I-90, roughly two hours by car. The resort sits on the mineral-rich Soap Lake near Ephrata in central Washington. It is the only hot spring in Washington state within 150 miles of Spokane.

Are there free hot springs near Spokane?

Three of the 16 hot springs within 150 miles of Spokane are free, all on the Lolo Pass corridor in Idaho. Stanley Hot Springs is about 175 miles south via US-95 and US-12, and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs, roughly the same distance, offers backcountry pools along the Warm Springs Creek in the Clearwater National Forest.

How far is Spokane from Hot Springs, Montana?

The town of Hot Springs, Montana, is about 150 miles east of Spokane via I-90 and MT-200, roughly two and a half hours by car. Seven mineral spring facilities cluster within a few square miles, including Wild Horse, Symes, and Alameda's, all drawing from the same geothermal system in the Little Bitterroot Valley.

Can I day trip to Quinn's Hot Springs from Spokane?

Quinn's Hot Springs Resort on the Clark Fork River near Paradise, Montana, is about 150 miles east of Spokane via I-90 and MT-200, roughly two and a half hours each way. Day passes give access to the riverside mineral pools. Combining it with a stop at one of the Hot Springs township facilities is a practical day trip.

Why are there no hot springs closer to Spokane?

Spokane sits on the Columbia Plateau, a thick basalt formation that caps the underlying geology and prevents geothermal water from reaching the surface. The nearest springs lie where this basalt gives way to the older rocks of the Northern Rockies in Montana, the Clearwater Mountains in Idaho, or the Grant County basin to the southwest.

East on I-90, hot springs near Missoula overlap with the Quinn's and Hot Springs township facilities about 200 miles from Spokane, adding the Lolo Hot Springs corridor and the closer Idaho backcountry springs. West on I-90, hot springs near Seattle reach the Cascade volcanic springs roughly 280 miles from downtown.