Natural hot springs in Alaska
16 cataloged springs — 11 listed free, 8 clothing-optional.
By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026
Quick picks in Alaska
Selected from directory records — each list states its criteria. Verify access before visiting.
Alaska springs (16 of 16)
Adak Hot Springs (Andrew Bay)
Adak, Alaska
temp N/R
Reservation or permission requiredSafety warning — read access notes
Baranof Warm Springs
Sitka, Alaska
109°Freported
Chena Hot Springs Resort
Fairbanks, Alaska
106°Freported
Chief Shakes Hot Springs
Wrangell, Alaska
106°Freported
Goddard Hot Springs
Sitka, Alaska
106°Freported
Safety warning — read access notes
Horner Hot Springs
Ruby, Alaska
117°Freported
Road access restrictedSafety warning — read access notes
Hutlinana Hot Springs
Manley Hot Springs, Alaska
102°Freported
Kanuti Hot Springs
Bettles, Alaska
105°Freported
Safety warning — read access notes
Manley Hot Springs Resort
Manley Hot Springs, Alaska
104°Freported
Reservation or permission required
Melozi Hot Springs
Ruby, Alaska
105°Freported
Road access restricted
Neka Hot Springs
Hoonah, Alaska
98°Freported
Pilgrim Hot Springs
Nome, Alaska
104°Freported
Reservation or permission requiredSeasonal — check dates before traveling
Serpentine Hot Springs
Nome, Alaska
106°Freported
Tenakee Hot Springs Bathhouse
Tenakee Springs, Alaska
106°Freported
Tolovana Hot Springs
Minto, Alaska
104°Freported
Reservation or permission required
White Sulphur Springs
Pelican, Alaska
104°Freported
Choose a town for an overnight stay
Pick the town closest to the springs you plan to visit.
Fairbanks
A city stay before or after a Chena trip. Chena is about 60 road miles away.
We may earn a commission from bookings through these links, at no extra cost to you.
Complete index — all 16 springs in Alaska
Horner Hot SpringsAdak Hot Springs (Andrew Bay)Neka Hot SpringsTolovana Hot SpringsChena Hot Springs ResortManley Hot Springs ResortTenakee Hot Springs BathhouseBaranof Warm SpringsGoddard Hot SpringsChief Shakes Hot SpringsWhite Sulphur SpringsPilgrim Hot SpringsSerpentine Hot SpringsKanuti Hot SpringsHutlinana Hot SpringsMelozi Hot Springs
Check status before visiting
These Alaska records are documented but not currently listed as recommended visits — they may be closed, restricted, view-only, or have unconfirmed access. Each page carries the latest reported status and the official source to confirm with.
Shelokum Hot Springs (Bailey Bay) — View only — no soaking
Alaska hot springs FAQ
There are 16 thermal springs and geothermal soaking pools cataloged across Alaska. Reported temperatures vary — always test water and verify access before visiting.
11 of the 16 thermal springs in Alaska are listed as free in directory records. Land status and fees change — verify with the managing agency (BLM/USFS/NPS) before visiting.
Natural geothermal soaking pools in Alaska typically range from 98°F to 106°F (36.5°C to 41°C). Geothermal source temperatures at the spring origin can reach higher levels, so always test water temperature before entering.
8 thermal springs in Alaska are listed as clothing-optional in directory records. Policies change — verify current rules before visiting.