Stanley Hot Springs is a string of primitive rock walled natural pools leading all the way to Huckleberry Creek. This hot spring adventure is a moderate 5 mile hike one way through the beautiful Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness​ to the Huckleberry Creek. This hot springs is free and clothing optional. Stanley Hot Springs is a string of primitive rock walled natural pools leading all the way to Huckleberry Creek. The temperature of the source is 120 degrees. The rustic man made pools are lined with rocks and logs. The temperatures of the pools range from 100-110 degrees. The temperature varies according to the season. Clothing is optional.
This a popular destination for day hikers. This hike is considered a moderate rate. Visit Stanley Hot Springs after spring runoff. There is camping at Wilderness Gateway Campground which is at the trailhead. There is primitive camping around the hot springs. Clothing is optional. This hot springs is free. Horses are permitted on the trail. Horses have the right-of-way to all hikers. This is a great hot springs for wildlife viewing opportunities. This hot springs is pet friendly. Dogs need to be on a leash. No dogs in hot springs.
