The Upper Potosi Hot Springs is one of Montana’s best free, undeveloped hot springs. However, you’ll have to work a bit to access them; there’s a 1.6-mile hike between the parking area and ...

A hot springs experience isn't dependent on a resort like Chico, Fairmont or Norris hot springs. In fact, Montana has many rustic, undeveloped hot springs. Many of those springs are located on ...

Gregson Hot Springs would have been a neat place to stay, too, especially at $2.50 a day. In 1869, George and Eli Gregson bought the springs 15 miles west of Butte for $60.

Dear Pharmacist: I saw your Facebook pictures of hot springs in Utah, and you said that you'd actually fly to hot springs to get their healing benefits. This may be ...

Hot Springs is a town in Sanders County, Montana, with a population of 506. The total cost of housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes, and other necessities for a single ...

There has been an increase in travel to Montana, all thanks to "Yellowstone" fans. Experts weighed in to FOX Business about the allure the hit Western show has on fans' travel plans.

An amoeba that attacks brain tissue lurks in local lakes and hot springs. Last year, it killed six people. A rare but nasty risk with that natural soak - Los Angeles Times ...

On Feb. 14, Ventura resident Derek Neidert was visiting the hot springs, as he often does. He was nude, a common practice at many undeveloped hot springs throughout California and the West.

In Idaho, talking about hot water can get you in hot water. My mind harkens back to two years and two months ago, when the editorial staff at Boise Weekly ...

Let's start with dessert: The famous Flaming Orange is a dramatic way to end a memorable meal in the Chico Hot Springs Resort's down-home dining room. This showpiece is no flash in the pan. A ...

Both Idaho and Montana are well endowed with hot springs (click links for state tourism guides to hot springs). Many are developed resorts, such as Lolo, where you pay $7 to use the pools for the ...

There has been an increase in travel to Montana, all thanks to "Yellowstone" fans. Experts weighed in to FOX Business about the allure the hit Western show has on fans' travel plans.