About Coyote Spring
Coyote Spring offers a unique warm water experience amid Utah’s rugged landscape. Its 68°F saline waters are shaped by the area’s volcanic history, lending a distinct mineral-rich character. The spring’s natural setting invites quiet reflection, away from developed resorts.
Getting There
Reaching Coyote Spring requires some effort, as it sits off the beaten path with limited signage. You’ll need a high-clearance vehicle to navigate dirt roads and prepare for a short hike through uneven terrain. Parking is primitive with no designated lot near the spring.
What to Expect
The water at Coyote Spring is pleasantly warm yet cool enough to refresh on a hot day, with a noticeable salty tang. Surroundings are rugged and undeveloped, creating a tranquil atmosphere without crowds or facilities. The volcanic rock formations nearby add to the spring’s wild appeal.
Tips for Visitors
Visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and preserve the peaceful solitude. Bring sturdy shoes, plenty of water, and pack out all trash—there are no amenities here. Respect the delicate ecosystem and do not disturb the geological features for a rewarding raw nature experience.
