Granite Hot Springs Day Trip Description
The pool is open summer and winter, with short closures in spring and fall.
Winter Season
During winter, access to the natural hot spring is accessible by groomed trail, but limited to your own snowmobile, dog sled, skis, or snowshoes. The area is well visited for snowmobile riding and soaking so plan on getting to the parking area early if you are there on a weekend. Winter hours are 10:00am to 6:00pm. Closed for a month in fall so be sure to call ahead.
Summer Season
The Granite Creek area offers excellent mountain recreation in the Gros Ventre Mountains for hikers and fishermen. Summer soaking hours are from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. If you plan on coming in the spring, make sure to call ahead at 1-307-734-7400 as mud may make the road impassable.
Attention: Spring Road Closures Are Common
During an above average snow year, road access can be delayed by 1-2 weeks. Before traveling, please call ahead to check on road conditions (1-307-734-7400). High snow depths may delay the opening of the Granite Hot Springs road. On an average year, the Granite Hot Springs road is open to wheeled vehicle traffic by May 20th.
Camping Options
The Granite Campground is a mile from the pool and is a US Forest Service Campground. Open May 20 - Sept 30, weather permitting. 52 sites, $15.00, 10 day stay limit, flush toilets and drinking water. No reservations taken.
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Year Round
- Trip Facts
Pool Use Fees: $6 for adults & $4 for children.
- Trip Highlights
Granite Hot Springs, and surrounding area, offers excellent family-friendly recreation in the Gros Ventre Mountains for mushers, nordic skiers, and snowmobilers.
Driving Directions
Travel US-191 West from Pinedale for approximately 50 miles, turn right on Granite Creek Road, ten miles to Granite Hot Springs picnic area, restrooms, changing rooms, and pool.