Are you looking for a bucket-list-worthy winter adventure in Wyoming? Look no further than the Granite Hot Springs near Jackson. These naturally heated thermal soaking pools are accessible via cross country ski, snowshoe, snowmobile, or dog sled in the winter.
Winter in the Bridger-Teton National Forest is truly incredible. When snow blankets the area, it looks like a scene from a postcard – everywhere you look!
If you want to explore the snowy landscape, though, you’ll have to be prepared for oversnow travel. For most people, that means climbing aboard a snowmobile and hitting the trails for a thrilling time.
One of the most popular outdoor destinations in the area each winter is the Granite Hot Springs pool, where thermally heated water hovers above 100 degrees, and there’s plenty of room to soak away your stresses and soreness surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.
The pools are open to the public year-round, but they’re warmest in the winter, and that’s when they’re most popular with visitors who love to spend time in the snow.
The hot springs are tucked deep into the forest, miles from the nearest road. Most people book a snowmobile tour with outfitters like the Teton Tour Company and enjoy a peaceful ride out to the pool.
If you’re looking for something a little more unique and exciting, you can mush your way to the hot springs on a dog sled! Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dogs will take you all the way to the springs on a thrilling ride that’s a bucket-list worthy adventure.
To learn more about snowmobile tours with Teton Tour Company, visit their website, here. For more information about traveling to this hot spring in Wyoming with the Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dogs, visit their website, here.
Address: Granite Hot Springs Pool, Wyoming 83001, USA
