About Iron Spring
Iron Spring is a warm spring nestled along the Gibbon River in Yellowstone National Park, offering a soothing 86°F soak amid stunning natural scenery. Its gently heated waters provide a comfortable retreat, blending the refreshing river surroundings with a calming warmth that invites you to unwind.
Getting There
You can reach Iron Spring easily by car, with roadside parking available just steps away—no hiking necessary. The spring’s convenient drive-up access makes it an accessible stop as you explore Yellowstone’s remarkable landscapes without the challenge of lengthy trails.
What to Expect
The water here maintains a steady, pleasant temperature ideal for relaxing dips throughout the year. The setting along the riverbank creates a tranquil atmosphere, with the sound of flowing water nearby. Facilities are minimal, keeping the experience authentic, and the area usually experiences moderate visitor traffic depending on the season.
Tips for Visitors
Visit Iron Spring year-round to enjoy its consistent warmth, but note that roadside parking can fill up during peak times. Bring a towel and water shoes for comfort on the rocky shore. Since fees are unclear, be prepared for standard Yellowstone entrance requirements and respect park regulations to preserve this inviting spot among Wyoming swimming holes.