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Whether to soothe aching muscles after a rewarding hike or to bask in a magical wintry scene outdoors, hot springs around the state offer delightful relaxation. HOT SPRINGS STATE PARK Take in views of a resident bison herd while relishing the 104-degree waters of the world’s largest single-mineral hot springs in Thermopolis. Waterslides and a diving platform are ideal for families, while those seeking more solitude will appreciate the State Bath House’s soaking pools. GRANITE HOT SPRINGS South of Jackson near Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks, this locals’ favorite boasts the beautiful surroundings of the Gros ventre Mountains, with spruce, fir and pine trees as far as the eye can see. Come winter, it’s only accessible by snowmobile, dog sled or cross-country ski, which is half the fun of visiting. SARATOGA’S HOT SPRINGS Prepare for serious pampering at Saratoga Resort and Spa, where guests are invited to lounge in intimate teepee-covered pools in addition to a 70-foot mineral-hot-springs swimming pool. Meanwhile, the Platte River-side Hobo Pool in Saratoga has two free soaking options and a picnic area.
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