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About Kanuti Hot Springs
Deep in the Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge above the Arctic Circle, these springs are among the most northerly in the U.S. Reached only by bush plane or extended winter travel, the hot pools sit in a vast sub-arctic wetland teeming with migratory birds in summer.
Access
Backcountry
Overnight
Yes
Clothing Optional
Yes
Features
Water Minerals
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the water temperature at Kanuti Hot Springs?
- The water temperature at Kanuti Hot Springs is 135°F.
- How much does Kanuti Hot Springs cost?
- Kanuti Hot Springs is free to visit.
- Is Kanuti Hot Springs clothing optional?
- Yes, Kanuti Hot Springs is clothing optional.
- What minerals are in the water at Kanuti Hot Springs?
- The water at Kanuti Hot Springs contains Sulfur, Sodium, Silica, Lithium.
- How difficult is it to get to Kanuti Hot Springs?
- Kanuti Hot Springs has a challenging difficulty level with backcountry access.
Recent Google Reviews
"Overall it was good. The hot spring itself is nice and relaxing as long as the other people are too. When it's quiet I could spend hours in there. The rooms aren't great. There's stuff broken all ov..."
"We found Chena Hot Springs resort to be relaxing and everything we had hoped for. We stayed in a dry cabin and had access to an outhouse- we signed up for the true Alaskan experience. There were ple..."
"Absolutely loved this hot springs! We did not stay at the resort but it's close enough to fairbanks we stayed in a hotel there. Chena is beautiful and relaxing. Great place for family couples, and ..."
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