Granite Hot Springs
Bridger Teton National Forest — Concessioner Run Pool Built By The Civilian Conservation Corps · Jackson, Wyoming
A concrete soaking pool built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, fed by hot springs in a forested canyon beneath granite cliffs in the Gros Ventre Range, about 35 miles south-east of Jackson. In summer it is reached by about 10 miles of gravel road from US 189/191 in Hoback Canyon; in winter the road is not plowed, and visitors arrive by snowmobile, dogsled tour, skis or fat bike. A concessioner runs it for a small fee, and Granite Falls is just downstream. It is run by a concessioner on Bridger-Teton National Forest land. The water is cooler in summer and hottest in winter, and the fee is paid in cash. In 2026 it opened 10 AM-7 PM from mid-May to Labor Day, 10 AM-6 PM after Labor Day, and 10 AM-4 PM in winter.
Granite Creek Road, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, United States
Summer (about 15 May to Labor Day): 10 AM-7 PM. After Labor Day: 10 AM-6 PM until the autumn closure. Winter (about early December to early April): 10 AM-4 PM, reached only over snow. Closed in the spring and autumn shoulder seasons (2026). Check with the operator.
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