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Data: public directory records + community reports314 cataloged hot springs across the US match your filters — details are reported, so verify access before visiting.
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Showing 314 geothermal locations with reported soak temperatures, access notes, and GPS coordinates.
Buckeye Hot Springs
Travertine Hot Springs
Wild Willy's Hot Springs
Deep Creek Hot Springs
Keough Hot Ditch
Strawberry Park Hot Springs
Conundrum Hot Springs
Valley View Hot Springs
Radium Hot Springs
Hart Mountain Hot Springs (Antelope Hot Springs)
Burgdorf Hot Springs
Goldbug Hot Springs
Kirkham Hot Springs
Spencer Hot Springs
Soldier Meadows Hot Springs
Scenic Hot Springs
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
San Antonio Hot Springs
Fifth Water Hot Springs (Diamond Fork)
Mystic Hot Springs
Wilbur Hot Springs
Joyful Journey Hot Springs Spa (Mineral Hot Springs site)
Spence Hot Spring
Stinking Hot Springs
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2 Catalogued SpringsExploring America's Natural Geothermal Springs
North America is home to thousands of extraordinary geothermal mineral springs, ranging from primitive backcountry soaking tubs hidden in national forests to developed historic resort springs with mineral baths. HotSpringsFind is an independent directory indexing 314 verified thermal soaking pools across 14 US states — records checked against official land-manager sources and community reports in a two-stage review, with 164 carrying named source links.
Whether you are searching for clothing-optional natural pools in California's Sierra Nevada, high-altitude mineral tubs in the Colorado Rockies, or free backcountry hot springs along Oregon's Cascade Range, our directory provides reported water temperatures, GPS coordinates, and access notes. Listing details are community-reported — always confirm access, fees, and conditions before visiting.
Responsible Soaking & Leave No Trace Ethics: When visiting primitive hot springs on public land, always follow Leave No Trace principles: test water temperatures with a reliable thermometer before stepping into unfamiliar pools, never bring glass containers or soap near natural waters, pack out all trash, and respect local bathing etiquette and wildlife habitats.