Wyoming is home to many natural hot springs but there are only a few of them where you can actually soak in the warm rejuvenating water. This hot spring off the beaten path is the perfect destination for some R&R. This hidden hot spring in Wyoming will take you away from it all.

Google Maps Granite Hot Springs is located deep in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in the Gros Ventre Mountains on Granite Creek Road in Pinedale.

TripAdvisor/scsrhetoric To get there, take US Hwy 191N to Granite Creek Road. Granite Hot Springs is 10 miles down this road. Check out the view along the dirt road to the springs.

TripAdvisor/Duplay Located 30 miles southeast of Jackson, the spring is maintained by the United States Forest Service.

TripAdvisor/TerraFelicia Here’s the beautiful view walking to the springs. Check out Granite Creek.

Flickr/m01229 Not to worry, there is a bathroom on site.

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TripAdvisor/Brandon C The Civilian Conservation Corps built a changing room, deck and campground.

TripAdvisor/VickiGergely Early settlers first dug a pool to collect the water in the area.

TripAdvisor/007Renee The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed a pool in 1935 to contain the water.

TripAdvisor/m01229 The temperature of the water in the summer is 93º and in the winter 112º.

TripAdvisor/Melis8910 There is also a primitive pool at Granite Falls located about 1/2 mile downstream. This was one of the locations where the movie, ‘A River Runs Through It’, was shot.

TripAdvisor/schatzy62 The pool can be accessed by car during the summer but during the winter months, it can only be accessed by skis, snowmobile, dogsled or snowshoes.

Get away from it all and soak in the warm and rejuvenating water in this remote hot spring.

Google Maps

Granite Hot Springs is located deep in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in the Gros Ventre Mountains on Granite Creek Road in Pinedale.

TripAdvisor/scsrhetoric

To get there, take US Hwy 191N to Granite Creek Road. Granite Hot Springs is 10 miles down this road. Check out the view along the dirt road to the springs.

TripAdvisor/Duplay

Located 30 miles southeast of Jackson, the spring is maintained by the United States Forest Service.

TripAdvisor/TerraFelicia

Here’s the beautiful view walking to the springs. Check out Granite Creek.

Flickr/m01229

Not to worry, there is a bathroom on site.

TripAdvisor/Brandon C

The Civilian Conservation Corps built a changing room, deck and campground.

TripAdvisor/VickiGergely

Early settlers first dug a pool to collect the water in the area.

TripAdvisor/007Renee

The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed a pool in 1935 to contain the water.

TripAdvisor/m01229

The temperature of the water in the summer is 93º and in the winter 112º.

TripAdvisor/Melis8910

There is also a primitive pool at Granite Falls located about 1/2 mile downstream. This was one of the locations where the movie, ‘A River Runs Through It’, was shot.

TripAdvisor/schatzy62

The pool can be accessed by car during the summer but during the winter months, it can only be accessed by skis, snowmobile, dogsled or snowshoes.

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