Alaska · United States

Hot springs in Alaska

27 thermal features catalogued · 0 with detail pages

Our database holds 27 thermal features in Alaska — 25 hot springs, 2 warm springs. 0 have enough source data to support a dedicated page; the remainder are listed here with name, type, and nearest city.

For trip planning, the city blocks below show which thermal features are reachable from each major Alaska metro. Always verify access and soaking rules with the relevant land manager before visiting — many wild hot springs are on Forest Service or BLM land with shifting access; many are on private property; some are inside National Park units where soaking is prohibited.

Alaska thermal features by name

A–Z
NameTypeNearest city
Adagdax Hot SpringsHot spring—
Adak Hot SpringsHot spring—
Chief Shakes Hot SpringsHot spring—
Dalton Hot SpringsHot spring—
False Pass Hot Springs SiteHot spring—
Haanĝux̂ Cold Bay Hot SpringsHot spring—
Horner Hot SpringsHot spring—
Horner Hot Springs (historical)Hot spring—
Hot SpringHot spring—
Hot SpringHot spring—
Hot SpringsHot spring—
Hot SpringsHot spring—
Hutlinana Hot SpringHot spring—
Kilo Hot SpringHot spring—
Little Melozitna Hot SpringsHot spring—
Lower Tub (Miso Cup)Hot spring—
Melozi Hot SpringsHot spring—
Middle Tub (Bento Box)Hot spring—
Neka Hot SpringHot spring—
Pocahontas Hot SpringsHot spring—
Ray River Hot SpringHot spring—
Reed River Hot SpringHot spring—
Tolovana Hot SpringsHot spring—
Tunalkten Hot SpringHot spring—
Upper Tub (Udon Bowl)Hot spring—
Warm SpringWarm springAnchorage, AK (~5 hr)
Warm SpringsWarm spring—

About this list

Methodology

Hot-spring location data comes from the U.S. Geological Survey's Geographic Names Information System (GNIS), filtered to thermal features by name pattern (hot spring, warm spring, geyser, boiling spring, thermal). GNIS catalogs the geographic feature; access status, ownership, and current conditions come from the relevant land manager. See our methodology page for full sourcing.