Much like our scenery, parks, and people, Montana’s water quality is top notch. We have dozens and dozens of known hot springs here in the Treasure State, including some wonderful hot springs resorts. But when you just want to go for a nice, relaxing, cleansing swim, there’s really no better place to be than the spring fed pool at Lost Trail Hot Springs.
Lost Trail Hot Springs is located in the tiny community of Sula in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook It’s the perfect setting for a relaxing retreat.
The main attraction is the beautiful all-natural chemical-free spring pool.
Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook The natural, mineral, hot springs bubble up from the ground at 107 degrees year round, and the pool tends to stay between 90 and 95 degrees.
While the hot springs does have overnight accommodations, you don’t have to be a guest to swim.
Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook Daily passes are available for $8.25 for adults, with discounts for seniors, children and toddlers. If you’re a frequent swimmer you can purchase a 10-swim pass.
If you do want to stay, cabins and lodges are available for rent.
Lost Trail Hot Springs They also have an RV campground and a tent camping area.
Lost Trail Hot Springs has an onsite restaurant that serves breakfast and delicious pizza.
Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook There’s also a wood-fired pizza wagon on the property so you can enjoy a fresh pie right after your swim.
Come on in, the water’s fine.
Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook More than fine, actually.
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Lost Trail Hot Springs Facebook
It’s the perfect setting for a relaxing retreat.
The natural, mineral, hot springs bubble up from the ground at 107 degrees year round, and the pool tends to stay between 90 and 95 degrees.
Daily passes are available for $8.25 for adults, with discounts for seniors, children and toddlers. If you’re a frequent swimmer you can purchase a 10-swim pass.
Lost Trail Hot Springs
They also have an RV campground and a tent camping area.
There’s also a wood-fired pizza wagon on the property so you can enjoy a fresh pie right after your swim.
More than fine, actually.
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