Sleeping Buffalo Is One Of The Gorgeous Hot Springs In Montana You Can Still Visit In The Wintertime

What are some other hot springs in Montana that are open all winter long?

If you’re lucky, you’ve enjoyed some unseasonably warm Montana weather lately. But winter’s chill is never far off, and it won’t be long before you’re trying to stay warm and cozy. Winter is a great time to take a relaxing soak in a hot springs pool, and luckily the Treasure State has plenty of picture-perfect hot springs resorts and geothermal pools from which to choose. These hot springs in Montana are especially tempting during winter, and will keep you toasty all season long! Among those on the list, we absolutely adore Fairmont Hot Springs The pools at Fairmont Hot Springs are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and the outdoor pools are most popular in the winter. Imagine how amazing a late night soak would feel after a day spent in the snow! Another perennial hot springs favorite is Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort, located in the appropriately named Paradise, Montana. Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort has six pools for soaking and swimming. They also have an onsite restaurant, tavern, a cozy lodge, and several relaxing cabins to choose from for your ultimate winter getaway!

What's the most famous hot springs in Montana?

Ever heard of Yellowstone? Of course you have! Easily the most iconic hot springs in America, Excelsior Geyser Crater at Yellowstone National Park is a bucket-list must. While Yellowstone's hot springs extend into Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, it's Montana where you'll find Yellowstone Hot Springs, just a short drive from Yellowstone National Park. After safely viewing the park's thermal basins and geysers from afar, you can experience the region's geothermal waters at Yellowstone Hot Springs. This is a geothermal pool unlike any other in the world, with mineral-rich springs sure to assuage all your aches and pains.