About Manley Hot Springs
Manley Hot Springs offers a warm retreat amidst the rugged wilderness of Alaska. This historic resort springs to life inside a cozy greenhouse, where you can soak in soothing 100°F waters while surrounded by lush greenery. The blend of natural hot springs and shelter creates a rare oasis feel within the vast Yukon landscape.
Getting There
Drive directly to Manley Hot Springs with no hiking required, making it accessible in all seasons. Ample parking ensures you have no trouble settling in before your soak. This ease of access makes it one of the approachable hot springs in Alaska’s remote Yukon region.
What to Expect
You’ll find three inviting pools maintained at a comfortable temperature, with the inviting greenhouse atmosphere adding warmth beyond the water. The resort offers a peaceful environment without the crowds typical at more urban springs. Facilities accommodate visitors seeking a relaxing and authentic Alaskan swimming hole experience.
Tips for Visitors
Visit year-round to enjoy the unique contrast of hot water against icy surroundings. Bring towel and swimwear, as well as shoes for walking within the greenhouse. A modest fee supports upkeep, so have some cash or card handy. Respect quiet hours and the natural setting to preserve this special spot.
