Antelope Hot Springs, also known as Hart Mountain Hot Springs, is a primitive and remote hot spring located on a high desert plateau in the Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge. Because of this, accessibility is very dependent on outside factors like the weather and road conditions.
This area has two hot spring soaking locations. The main pool, is surrounded by a man made primitive rock and concrete wall. The hot springs source bubbles up between 100 and 104 degrees from a crack in the rocky floor. The pool is about 5 feet deep and 9 by 12 across. The pool is big enough to accommodate about six people. Just a short distance from the main pool is an undeveloped hot spring that is warmer than the main pool. This hot springs pool offers unobstructed majestic views of Hart Mountain. In the meadow look for steam rising from the grass.
