About Baker Hot Springs
Baker Hot Springs in Juab County, Utah, offers a quiet retreat with its trio of small, warm pools carved into concrete, blending natural and crafted elements. You can tailor the temperature by mixing hot 180°F water with cool springs, creating soothing baths against Utah’s rugged backdrop. The primitive setting invites you to immerse yourself authentically in nature without distractions.
Getting There
You reach Baker Hot Springs by a short 5-minute walk from a modest parking area accessible by car, so no hiking is needed. Parking spots are limited, so arriving early helps secure a place easily. The drive-up convenience makes these hot springs among the more reachable warm springs in Utah.
What to Expect
The pools are small but cozy, each warmed by the naturally hot springs, contrasting with the cool mountain air. The atmosphere is tranquil and rarely crowded, offering peaceful soaking in nearly solitude. Facilities are non-existent here; you encounter raw nature and must be self-reliant during your visit.
Tips for Visitors
Plan for minimal amenities and carry everything you need, including water, towels, and trash bags to leave no trace. The site is clothing-optional, so prepare accordingly if that’s a consideration. Because parking is limited and the springs stay inviting year-round, early weekday visits often provide the best quiet experience. There is no fee to enjoy these primitive Utah swimming holes.
