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About Baker Hot Springs
A geologically fascinating collection of scalding hot pools and cooled soaking tubs at the base of ancient volcanic cinder cones in Utah's west desert near Delta. The 180°F source water is dangerously hot at the vents but flows into user-built tubs where it cools to soakable temperatures. The surreal landscape of black cinder cones, desert scrub, and steaming pools feels like another planet entirely.
Access
Short walk
Overnight
No
Clothing Optional
No
Features
Water Minerals
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the water temperature at Baker Hot Springs?
- The water temperature at Baker Hot Springs is 180°F.
- How much does Baker Hot Springs cost?
- Baker Hot Springs is free to visit.
- Is Baker Hot Springs clothing optional?
- No, Baker Hot Springs requires swimwear.
- What minerals are in the water at Baker Hot Springs?
- The water at Baker Hot Springs contains Sodium, Chloride, Silica, Lithium, Boron.
- How difficult is it to get to Baker Hot Springs?
- Baker Hot Springs has a easy difficulty level with short walk access.
Recent Google Reviews
"Beautiful free hot springs on public land with 3 adjustable temperature tubs a bathroom, fire pit, and space to set up a tent or RV. Cool place to explore during the day with family but be warry as i..."
"Pretty rad place, tubs are a nice depth and water is pretty easily adjustable. Only down part is that people don’t know how to respect a place. The fire pit contained well over 40+ beer cans/bottles, ..."
"Pretty awesome place. Difficult to locate if asking Google to take you there, best to ask local people in the area. I drove round in circles looking for the springs, but great when I got there."
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