About Big Maple Spring
Big Maple Spring invites you to soak in its warm, 70°F waters nestled in the rugged Utah landscape. This primitive spring offers an authentic connection with nature, where you can unwind surrounded by towering trees and the gentle sounds of the wilderness.
Getting There
Reaching Big Maple Spring requires a moderate hike along forest trails, making it an adventure in itself. There is no formal parking lot, so plan to leave your vehicle at a designated trailhead and prepare for a scenic trek.
What to Expect
The spring’s comfortably warm waters provide a soothing retreat after your hike, while the natural pool blends seamlessly with its environment. Facilities are minimal, with no developed bathing areas, so expect a raw, peaceful atmosphere away from crowds.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during summer when the weather enhances the warm soak experience and trails are most accessible. Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water for the hike, and respect the primitive setting by leaving no trace. No fees are required, but remember this spring’s natural setting demands careful stewardship.