Natural Hot Springs Near Mammoth Lakes, California
Discover natural thermal soaking pools, backcountry tubs, and geothermal springs within 50 miles of Mammoth Lakes and the Eastern Sierra. All 14 springs below are sorted by straight-line distance from Mammoth Lakes center with reported soak temperatures, access notes, and GPS coordinates.

Map — Mammoth Lakes area
14 springs near Mammoth Lakes (by distance)
Little Hot Creek (Siphon Hot Springs)
Iva Bell Hot Springs
Rock Tub Hot Springs
Shepherd Hot Springs
Crab Cooker Hot Spring
Hilltop Hot Springs (Pulkey's Pool)
Alkali Lake Hot Springs
Wild Willy's Hot Springs
Mono Hot Springs Resort
Benton Hot Springs
Keough's Hot Springs Resort
Keough Hot Ditch
Travertine Hot Springs
Buckeye Hot Springs
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Hot springs near Mammoth Lakes — FAQ
What is the closest natural hot spring to Mammoth Lakes?
The closest cataloged thermal spring to Mammoth Lakes is Little Hot Creek (Siphon Hot Springs), located approximately 7.6 miles away with a reported soak temperature of 108°F.
How many natural hot springs are located near Mammoth Lakes?
There are 14 cataloged geothermal springs and mineral tubs within a 50-mile radius of Mammoth Lakes, California. 11 are listed as free in directory records — verify current access before visiting.
Can I visit hot springs near Mammoth Lakes in the winter?
Yes, many hot springs near Mammoth Lakes are accessible year-round. However, winter visits often require high-clearance 4WD vehicles, snow tires, or short snowshoe hikes due to seasonal road conditions in surrounding mountain passes.
What should I pack for a day trip to hot springs near Mammoth Lakes?
Pack at least 2 liters of drinking water per person, slip-resistant water footwear, a microfiber towel, warm change of clothing, headlamp for evening soaking, and a trash bag for Leave No Trace pack-out.