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Lolo Hot Springs

City: Lolo
Phone: 406.273.2290

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38500 U.S. Highway 12 W.
Lolo, MT 59847

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38500 U.S. Highway 12 W.
Lolo, MT 59847

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Lolo Hot Springs boasts mineral pools, cabins, RV hookups, a restaurant and a bar. Visitors today can enjoy the same soothing waters that bathed the weary members of the famed Lewis & Clark expedition 215 years ago. Starting at Lolo Hot Springs, snowmobiles and ATVs can conduct their own modern-day exploration with 350 miles of groomed connection trails.

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Season: Year-round
Hours: Call for hours, seasonal dependent.

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Group Reservations Required
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Reservations Accepted
Reservations Recommended
Walk-ins Welcome

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Backcountry Skiing
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Pool
Restaurant
Shower
Snowmobile Rental

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Largest space: ft²
Total conference space: ft²
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