Of all the ways to relax in Montana, soaking in a hot spring is at the very top of the list. These pools of geothermally heated groundwater are especially inviting after a day in the snow, but are sure to delight year round. From hidden backcountry pools to developed resorts, travelers have come for years to rest their weary bones in the healing mineral waters of these naturally occurring springs.
Many travelers to Montana wisely plan their trips to include both of our national parks: Glacier and Yellowstone. To help make the most of your time, we’ve put together several road-trip itineraries that offer authentic park-to-park experiences, including visits to hot springs. For inspiration, visit Glaciers to Geysers.
Follow the Clark Fork River through Sanders County, where small towns, river access, hot springs and wide-open landscapes set the...
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Western Montana is a sledder’s paradise. Wide-open mountain meadows, rugged ridgelines, frozen alpine lakes, deep backcountry terrain, Forest Service roads...
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Winter offers a different way to explore Western Montana. Snow shifts the pace, opens up new terrain and brings out...
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Framed by the Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains, the Bitterroot Valley blends outdoor recreation with rich history and small-town character. Spend...
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