About Cofer Hot Spring
Cofer Hot Spring, known as Ha'Kamwe' to the Hualapai Tribe, offers a serene and sacred warm spring experience nestled in Mohave County, Arizona. This primitive site carries deep cultural significance and medicinal value, inviting you into a connection with the land and its history. Its unspoiled, authentic atmosphere sets it apart from more commercialized hot springs in Arizona.
Getting There
Reaching Cofer Hot Spring requires a bit of adventure, as it’s tucked away within tribal lands and accessible via rough, unpaved roads. You’ll need a high-clearance vehicle and should prepare for a short hike after parking. Be sure to check access permissions with the Hualapai Tribe before your visit.
What to Expect
The spring features warm, soothing waters in a natural pool surrounded by desert landscape. The environment feels quiet and reverent, with minimal facilities—bring everything you need, as there are no developed amenities. Crowds are rare given the remote location, allowing for a peaceful soak immersed in nature.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during cooler months to enjoy the warm waters without intense desert heat. Pack plenty of water, snacks, and sun protection, and respect tribal regulations by obtaining any required permits beforehand. Leave no trace to preserve the spring’s pristine condition and cultural integrity.
