Hike + Granite Hot Springs with Hole Hiking Experience in Jackson, Wyoming
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness for hiking comfortably for several miles; no technical skills required.
Overview
Join Hole Hiking Experience for a 7-hour adventure near Jackson, Wyoming, combining rewarding mountain hikes with a relaxing soak in natural hot springs. Discover stunning scenery, wildlife, and serene thermal waters on this personalized day trip in the Tetons. This hike offers a perfect blend of physical activity and relaxation, with a naturalist guide leading the way through scenic trails, culminating in a soothing soak amid breathtaking mountain views. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or seeking a leisurely nature escape, this trip provides a uniquely immersive wilderness experience that showcases the best of Wyoming’s outdoor allure.
Hike + Granite Hot Springs
Easy | Staff Pick for families
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About This Adventure
Embark on a memorable 7-hour adventure with a naturalist guide, featuring a scenic hike near Granite Creek, a delightful picnic lunch, and a soothing soak in natural hot springs. Experience breathtaking mountain views and diverse wildlife while enjoying the tranquility of nature in Wyoming and Idaho's stunning landscapes.
Starting at $875 | Easy
Overview
- Trip Length: 7 Hours
- Rating: Easy
Cost
- 1-3 people in group: $875
- 4-5 people in Group: $1.120
- 6-7 people in Group: $1,385
Spend a day with a naturalist guide to experience nature with a fun short hike, tasty picnic lunch and a relaxing soak in a natural hot spring. Water temperature varies. Listed at 98 degrees and can be cooler with snow melt. You'll hike near Granite Creek with its beaver ponds, cascading water, mountain views and natural hot springs. Lots of walks in the area. After the hike, you’ll soak in the hot pool and have a picnic lunch. Tour departs at 8 AM.
What to Bring
The high-elevation mountains and valleys of Wyoming and Idaho can bring a full range of weather on any given day of the year. It is not uncommon to see a 40 degree temperature change either. Layered, non-cotton clothing and appropriate outerwear is the key to staying comfortable in the mountains. Also note that freezing, windy weather can occur even in July and August. For your comfort and safety, please follow this list carefully. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to consult with us. And be sure to bring your camera!
We provide: Naturalist guide, transportation, bottled water, snacks or lunch, binoculars, guidebooks, butterfly nets, complimentary children’s activity book for all youngsters, backpacks, waistpacks, rain ponchos, and water filters.
You bring: An extra warm upper layer in case temperatures get cool while you are in the mountains. Bathing suit and towel and changing rooms available. Be sure to wear sturdy hiking shoes or boots. We provide rain ponchos if needed.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy footwear
Trail surfaces can be uneven and rocky, so good hiking shoes are essential for safety and comfort.
Bring layers
Weather can change rapidly in the mountain environment; bring layered clothing for warmth and flexibility.
Pack a camera
Capture the stunning mountain views, wildlife sightings, and the geothermal springs to remember the trip.
Stay hydrated
Bring plenty of water, especially if hiking in warmer months or on sunnier days.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Moose
History
Granite Hot Springs has been a favorite local retreat for over a century, with Native Americans historically using the waters for healing.
Conservation
The area is part of ongoing conservation efforts aimed at protecting native wildlife and natural springs from overuse, ensuring future visitors can enjoy the pristine environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Provide ankle support and grip on uneven trail surfaces.
Layered clothing
Adjust to changing weather conditions during the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Shield skin from intense mountain sun exposure.
summer specific
Swimsuit or towel
Use for hot springs soaking after the hike.
spring|summer|fall specific