The World’s Largest Hot Spring Is Right Here In Wyoming And You’ll Want To Plan Your Visit

What are some other hot springs in Wyoming?

You likely won't be surprised to learn that Wyoming is positively filled with hot springs. After all, the geothermal activity that accounts for Yellowstone is nothing short of legendary. There are so many beautiful and fascinating hot springs destinations in Wyoming that we were inspired to put together a road trip itinerary so that you can explore all of them. The trip begins at Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis, which you just learned all about in the article above. Next up on the list is the public mineral bath in the town of Saratoga, where visitors can soak 24/7 and the facilities are free! If you're ready to call it a night, you might consider booking a room at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, which also incorporates natural mineral waters in the area in its pools and facilities. Next up, Granite Hot Springs is a not-to-be-missed destination with mineral pools boasting spectacular canyon views. Other stops along the way include Kelly Warm Springs and Boiling River Hot Springs.

What are some of the best parks in Wyoming?

No trip to Wyoming is complete without spending some time in a state park. These dedicated natural spaces are filled with gorgeous scenery and educational opportunities alike. Some of our very favorite state park recommendations include Bear River State Park, Boysen Lake State Park, Buffalo Bill State Park, Curt Gowdy State Park, Glendo State Park, Guernsey State Park, Seminoe State Park, Sinks Canyon State Park, and Hot Springs State Park. Learn more about these incredible Wyoming state parks. Of course, if you love the great outdoors, you may be curious to check out another road trip itinerary that will take you to the most famous natural wonders in the state. Check out our previous article for more details: Here Are The 7 Most Incredible Natural Wonders In Wyoming. There's something on this list for every kind of outdoor enthusiast!