Updated September 28, 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.

Soap Lake Natural Spa and Resort, Washington

Lakeside resort on mineral Soap Lake in central Washington. In-room mineral tubs, hot tubs, sauna, private beach. Not a geothermal spring. Year-round, paid.
Quinn's Hot Springs Resort, Montana - soaking pools in the Clark Fork River canyon near Paradise

Quinn's Hot Springs Resort, Montana

Quinn's Hot Springs Resort near Missoula is a year-round Clark Fork canyon resort with seven pools from 90 to 106 degrees, day use by reservation, and dining.
Outdoor pool and hot tub side by side at Symes Hot Springs Hotel in Hot Springs Montana under a clear blue sky.

Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths, Montana

Historic 1928 resort hotel in Hot Springs, MT with outdoor mineral pools, indoor clawfoot tubs, spa, restaurant, and live music. Day use and lodging options.
Private Mineral plunge tub bathhouse in Sophia Springs, Montana

Sophia Springs, Montana

Boutique suites, guest house, and RV park in Hot Springs, MT with private artesian mineral plunge access. Overnight guests only, no day use.
Rose's Plunge, Montana - outdoor concrete mineral soaking pool at the Camas Recreation Center

Rose's Plunge, Montana

Paid outdoor mineral pool in the town of Hot Springs, MT. Simple concrete soaking pool, swimsuit required, walk-in honor-box entry, no hiking needed.
Outdoor developed hot spring tub at alameda's hot springs retreat in montana

Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat, Montana

Historic 1930s spa-motel in Hot Springs, MT with private in-room mineral tubs and four outdoor soaking tubs. Open year-round, day use April-October.
Camas Hot Springs, Montana.

Camas Hot Springs, Montana

Camas Hot Springs in Hot Springs, Montana is a $5 tribal public park with a cement pool at 105-107 degrees, open year-round with on-site camping.

Medicine Hot Springs, Montana

Medicine Hot Springs near Hamilton is a historic Bitterroot Valley estate with an outdoor pool and bathhouse. Sold March 2026. Verify access before visiting.
Wild Horse Hot Springs, Montana - communal outdoor plunge pools on an open Montana hillside

Wild Horse Hot Springs, Montana

Communal artesian plunge pools on a rustic resort near Hot Springs, MT. Day use and overnight stays available. Clothing optional after dark.
A mountain creek surrounded by trees in autumn foliage at bar m ranch hot springs in oregon

Bar M Ranch Hot Springs, Oregon

Bar M Ranch Hot Springs is a private retreat ranch with a geothermal pool in the Blue Mountains, 30 miles from Pendleton. Reservations required.
Stanley Hot Springs, Idaho.

Stanley Hot Springs, Idaho

Stanley Hot Springs is a free backcountry spring in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, 5 miles from Wilderness Gateway Campground on US-12 near Lowell.
Weir Creek Hot Springs, Idaho - rock pools among cedar trees and volcanic cliffs above Weir Creek

Weir Creek Hot Springs, Idaho

Weir Creek Hot Springs near Kooskia has free primitive pools in cedar forest along US-12, reached by a steep 0.5-mile trail above Weir Creek.
Ainsworth Hot Springs, Canada.

Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort, Canada

A year-round mineral resort on Kootenay Lake featuring a natural horseshoe cave, outdoor soaking pool, cold plunge, hotel, restaurant, and full-service spa.
Outdoor rock lined natural hot spring pool at jerry johnson hot springs in idaho

Jerry Johnson Hot Springs, Idaho

Jerry Johnson Hot Springs is a free USFS site with three geothermal sources and multiple pools in a cedar forest, reached by a 1.4-mile hike off Highway 12.
Lolo Hot Springs, Montana.

Lolo Hot Springs, Montana

Lolo Hot Springs near Missoula is a year-round Lolo National Forest resort with indoor and outdoor mineral pools, a restaurant, bar, and cabins on US Hwy 12.
Bingham Hot Springs, Oregon.

Bingham Hot Springs, Oregon

A 633-acre Oregon ranch in the Blue Mountains with a natural mineral spring pool at 93 degrees. Pool access included with overnight stays and retreat bookings.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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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.
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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.
3
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.

More hot springs in Washington

Old time newspaper photo of people soaking in a timber lined hot spring pool at kennedy hot springs in washington

Kennedy Hot Springs, Washington

Kennedy Hot Springs was a backcountry geothermal spring in Washington's Glacier Peak Wilderness, destroyed and buried by a catastrophic flood in 2003.
Soap Lake Natural Spa & Resort, Washington.

Soap Lake Natural Spa and Resort, Washington

Lakeside resort on mineral Soap Lake in central Washington. In-room mineral tubs, hot tubs, sauna, private beach. Not a geothermal spring. Year-round, paid.
Riverside undeveloped Wind River (Shipherd's) hot springs in washington

Shipherd's Hot Springs, Washington

Historic, now-private hot spring site near Carson on the Wind River corridor, documented by WA geology sources, with no verified public soaking access today.

The Springs at Carson, Washington

Free primitive springs on the Wind River near Carson, two pools 102-105 degrees. Seasonal only: river crossing required, low water late summer. No facilities.
Tenzen Springs & Cabins, Washington

Tenzen Springs and Cabins, Washington

Adults-only cabin resort near Stevenson with nine private geothermal soaking tubs, steam showers, and Columbia River Gorge views. No day use. Reservation required. Year-round.
Klickitat Mineral Springs Washington - carbonated soda spring on the Klickitat River near Wahkiacus

Klickitat Mineral Springs, Washington

Free CO2 soda spring on the Klickitat River via Klickitat Trail near Wahkiacus. Cold carbonated water, not a hot spring. Historic dry ice plant ruins on site, camping nearby.
Natural bubbling spring pool in a green setting at flaming geyser state park in washington

Flaming Geyser State Park, Washington

King County day-use park on the Green River with a historic methane seep, not a soaking spring. Tubing, fishing, hiking, picnicking. Discover Pass required.
Bonneville Hot Springs Resort Washington - mineral pools in the Columbia Gorge at North Bonneville

Bonneville Hot Springs Resort & Spa, Washington

Mineral spring resort in the Columbia Gorge one hour from Portland, reopened 2025. Indoor pool, outdoor hot tub, sauna, spa, restaurant, direct trail access. Year-round.
Doe Bay Resort & Retreat, Washington.

Doe Bay Resort & Retreat, Washington

Orcas Island resort with three outdoor soaking tubs and dry sauna overlooking the bay. Not geothermal. Clothing optional in spa, paid day use available year-round.
Mineral spring dropping into a pool at ohanapecosh hot springs washington

Ohanapecosh Hot Springs, Washington

Historic mineral springs in Mount Rainier National Park on the Hot Springs Nature Trail. Resort closed 1960, no soaking. Campground reopening 2026, park entry fee applies.

Longmire Springs, Washington

Mineral springs in Mount Rainier National Park on the Trail of the Shadows loop. Not open for soaking. National Park entry fee applies, year-round access.

Sulphur Creek Hot Springs, Washington

Currently inaccessible. FSR 26 closed December 2025 and trail damaged by fire. Free primitive warm spring near Darrington in the Glacier Peak Wilderness.
Small hot spring pool near gamma creak in glacier peak wilderness washington

Gamma Hot Springs, Washington

Remote Glacier Peak Wilderness spring via Suiattle River Trail and off-trail approach. Tiny four-person pool, 140 degree source, no facilities, no fee.
Scenic Hot Springs Washington - private geothermal pools on a forested hillside near Skykomish and Stevens Pass

Scenic Hot Springs, Washington

Paid private spring near Skykomish requiring advance reservation. 2-mile hike, 1,100 ft gain. Three pools 105-118 degrees. Walk-ins not permitted. Year-round.
Baker Hot Springs Washington - geothermal pools on a forest trail near Concrete in the Cascades

Baker Hot Springs, Washington

Free USFS spring near Concrete WA with a 0.3-mile trail. Main pool at 110 degrees, sulfur smell, rough forest road. Clothing optional, no fee, no facilities.
Bathhouse with indoor mineral pools at Carson Hot Springs Resort Washington in the Columbia River Gorge

Carson Hot Springs Resort & Spa, Washington

Historic 1901 mineral resort in the Columbia Gorge with outdoor pools, private bathhouse tubs, sauna, and golf. Pools 98-104 degrees. Year-round, paid.
Goldmyer Hot Springs

Goldmyer Hot Springs, Washington

Reservation-only wilderness spring east of North Bend. 4.5-mile hike, three pools 98-111 degrees, 125 degree mine shaft source. 20-person daily limit, paid, clothing optional.
natural hot spring pools surrounded by forest and autumn foliage at olympic hot springs in washington

Olympic Hot Springs, Washington

Free springs in Olympic National Park. Road closed since 2024 adds 8 miles to approach. Multiple pools 85-105 degrees, no facilities. National Park entry fee.

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