Powder to Plunge: Winter Recreation Meets Relaxation

Whether it’s skiing, snowshoeing or sledding, Montana has the perfect hot springs to keep you warm after a day of snowy adventure.

Check out these pairs: 

Missouri River Country: Whether it’s logging miles cross-country skiing along U.S. Highway 2 or at the Downstream Campground, Kiwanis Park and Beaver Creek Nature Trail in Fort Peck, or snowshoeing nearby, warm up after a snow-filled day in the geothermal waters at Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs in Saco, Montana.

Montana’s Yellowstone Country: Experience the thrill of snowmobiling in the Absaroka, Beartooth and Crazy Mountains (the 20-mile groomed Shields Loop trail is popular) followed by a relaxing soak in Chico Hot Springs.

Central Montana: Enjoy an authentic ski experience at Showdown Montana, followed by soaking at the Spa Hot Springs Motel in nearby White Sulphur Springs.

Southwest Montana: Southwest Montana offers unparalleled convenience with world-class skiing located just a short distance from several natural springs resorts:

• Maverick Mountain in Polaris is located less than 15 minutes from the rustic charm and rejuvenating pools of Elkhorn Hot Springs.
• Discovery Ski Area provides diverse terrain just a 30-mile drive from Fairmont Hot Springs Resort and its sprawling pools and amenities, including a full-service spa and on-site restaurants.
• Closer to Montana’s capital, Great Divide Ski Area is a quick 30-minute drive from the modern, expansive facility at Broadwater Hot Springs in Helena.

Western Montana’s Glacier Country: Pair epic slopes in Western Montana with iconic hot springs: 

• Skiers hitting Lookout Pass on the Montana-Idaho border can quickly find their riverside sanctuary at the famous Quinn’s Hot Springs. 
• For those seeking the deep turns at Lost Trail Powder Mountain, reward yourself with a visit to the secluded Lost Trail Hot Springs for an end-of-day thaw.