About East Jordan Canal
East Jordan Canal offers a unique experience combining the calm flow of a historic irrigation canal with soothing warm spring waters. Nestled in Utah, this hybrid warm spring maintains a comfortable temperature of 73°F, inviting you to relax in gentle, naturally heated waters that have supported the region’s agricultural roots for decades.
Getting There
Located near agricultural lands, East Jordan Canal is accessible by car with limited parking nearby. A short, easy walk leads you to the spring’s edge, making it approachable without strenuous hiking. The path is straightforward but may be uneven in places, so wear sturdy shoes.
What to Expect
The water here is pleasantly warm, creating a gentle contrast to the surrounding landscape. The atmosphere is tranquil but less secluded than remote springs, with occasional visitors enjoying this accessible swimming hole. Facilities are minimal, preserving the natural feel of the spot, so come prepared for rustic conditions.
Tips for Visitors
Plan your visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds. Bring water shoes for walking on rocky edges and waterproof containers for valuables. Note that since this spring is part of an irrigation system, check local guidelines as water levels and flow can vary seasonally. There’s no entrance fee, but respect for the historic canal remains important.