Norris Hot Springs + Boulder Hot Springs + Broadwater Hot Springs + Fairmont Hot Springs + Jackson Hot Springs
Southwest Montana
Begin your hot springs tour of Southwest Montana in the “Water of the Gods” at Norris Hot Springs. Enjoy the rustic charm, pristine surroundings and panoramic views as you relax and restore in the geothermal waters of the historic wooden pool. If you're soaking on the weekend, you'll have the added bonus of listening to live music in the poolside geodesic dome stage. Enjoy local, organic and sustainable fare with house-made soups and entree specials, complemented by homegrown herb teas, local microbrews and fine wines from the 50 Mile Grill & Snack Bar and the No Loose Dogs Saloon. Camping is available May – September or you can head to Boulder Hot Springs for an overnight stay.
Southwest Montana
Make your way an hour north to Montana's Peace Valley, which is as relaxing as it sounds. Check in to the century-old historic inn at Boulder Hot Springs, and, if you've got your snowshoes with you, have the innkeepers point you in the direction of some wintry trails. Follow your winter trek with a massage at Boulder's spa and then spend the afternoon soaking in the outdoor pool and taking advantage of the indoor steam rooms and continuous-flow plunges. Spend the night on-site in the cozy Bed & Breakfast rooms and wake up to a delicious breakfast.
Southwest Montana
From Boulder, drive another hour north toward Montana's capital city of Helena. Spend the day on the slopes at Great Divide Ski Area and then head to Broadwater Hot Springs for an après ski soak. Immerse yourself in the inviting pools and relish the vast Montana landscape. Enjoy poolside service from The Springs Taproom & Grill and then spend the night in downtown Helena, where you'll find an array of lodging options based on your preferences.
Southwest Montana
If you're up for a second day on the slopes, make your way south to Discovery Ski Area, just under two hours from Broadwater, or head straight to Fairmont Hot Springs Resort and soak in their four rejuvenating hot spring pools. If you're looking to really get away from it all, book a wellness treatment at Whispering Willows on-site spa offering massage, reflexology and more. Enjoy culinary offerings from Springwater Café, Waters Edge Dining Room, and Minerals Lounge, and spend the night in a cozy guest room or suite. If you're visiting during the warmer months, don't miss the golf course.
Southwest Montana
After a hearty breakfast at Fairmont, continue south for just under 90 minutes to Jackson Hot Springs in Montana's stunning Big Hole Valley. Enjoy a leisurely soak in the hot springs pool, engage in a friendly game of pool or shuffleboard, or unwind by a crackling fire. Grab a meal at the Hot Springs Grill and then then warm up a little more—all cabins and guest rooms are equipped with a cozy fireplace. If you're interested in outdoor recreation, you'll find snowmobiling, ATVing and hiking trails in the area, as well as downhill skiing at nearby Maverick Mountain, Lost Trail, and Discovery Ski Area.
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