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Remote desert cabins near Presidio with spring-fed tubs and a cold pool, reached by rough roads. No day passes, reservations only. Expect no cell service.

A short trail in Big Bend leads to a riverside stone tub at Hot Springs Historic District, where you soak mineral water steps from Mexico. Bring sandals.

Riverside pools below John Dunn Bridge near Taos, reached by hike or river float only, with changing conditions and strict respect for private access.

A forest hike from Battleship Rock to several warm pools on the East Fork Trail, no restrooms or water at the springs, plan for a half-day outing.

Steep, short hike to terraced rock pools in the Jemez Mountains, no facilities, road access via Forest Road 376, best in good weather and early starts.

Historic village-run bathhouse with private mineral tubs, clothing optional, reservations typical, an easy stop in Jemez Springs near Hwy 4 for a solo soak.

Four mineral pools in Jemez Springs, swimwear required, with a calm day-use setup off Hwy 4, usually run on timed soaking sessions and limited capacity.

Free, undeveloped Jefferson River hot spring near Whitehall with rock pools that change with river level. Short walk, bring water, pack out too in floods.

Historic inn and day-use soaking in Boulder, Montana, just off I-15. Indoor and outdoor pools, easy access, check current hours and fees before arriving.