About Jakeys Fork Spring
Jakeys Fork Spring offers a tranquil soak in warm, 68°F waters nestled high at 7,060 feet in Wyoming’s rugged landscape. This primitive spring provides a peaceful, natural setting where you can connect with the surrounding wilderness. Its quiet warmth invites you to relax amid untouched beauty.
Getting There
Reaching Jakeys Fork Spring involves navigating backcountry roads and possibly rough trails, so a high-clearance vehicle and some hiking may be necessary. Parking is limited near the site, reflecting its privately owned status, so plan accordingly and respect property boundaries.
What to Expect
The spring’s water temperature is comfortably warm but not hot, blending with the crisp mountain air for a subtle, refreshing soak. Expect a quiet atmosphere with few visitors, as access challenges help keep crowds away. Facilities are minimal, emphasizing an authentic, natural experience.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during late spring through early fall for the best conditions and easiest access. Bring sturdy footwear, water, and supplies, since no amenities are onsite and the area is remote. Always obtain permission from the landowner before entering to respect this secluded Wyoming swimming hole.