![]() All the pools have muddy bottoms, so wear water shoes if dirty feet bother you. Utah Lake is known for its natural hot springs near Saratoga Springs, but this one is a favorite thanks to its three different pools each with water temperatures reaching 109 degrees. Location: Saratoga Springs, about 40 minutes south of Salt Lake City, northwest of the Provo metropolitan area ![]() Note: You’ll want to reserve your yoga session online before showing up to class. (Read: "6 Surprising Activities That Take Place at The Homestead Crater") Flip your downward dog into the warm water in this class that combines in and out-of-water action. After hours, join Park City Yoga Adventures for stand-up paddleboarding yoga on the water. This 65-foot deep hot springs has no fish, but the practically tropical temps make it a nice spot to get your dive certification and practice your ear-clearing. Come to snorkel or scuba dive in the United States’ only warm water scuba-diving destination. The Homestead Crater isn’t just for soaking. The underground cavern - a hole at the top of the dome lets in sunlight and fresh air - is one of Utah’s more unique destinations. ![]() Whether you visit on a summer’s day or during a winter snowstorm, the temperature inside is always a balmy 90 to 96 degrees. This geothermal hot springs located inside a beehive-shaped limestone dome was formed over 10,000 years ago. Location: Midway, about 45 minutes east of Salt Lake City ![]()
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