About Mineral Spring (Lower Klawasi Cone)
Mineral Spring (Lower Klawasi Cone) is a warm spring nestled in the wild landscapes of Alaska. The spring’s soothing 82°F mineral-rich waters provide a gentle warmth that contrasts with the crisp Alaskan air, creating a refreshing and restorative experience. Surrounded by rugged terrain and striking natural beauty, this spring offers a unique blend of adventure and relaxation.
Getting There
Reaching Mineral Spring involves a bit of effort, as it’s tucked away along remote trails that require a moderate hike. Parking is limited near the trailhead, so plan accordingly and prepare for uneven terrain. The journey rewards you with a peaceful retreat far from busy roads and crowds.
What to Expect
The spring’s warm water invites slow, calming immersion amid quiet forested surroundings. The pool size is intimate, so it remains a calm spot without heavy crowds, especially on weekdays. Facilities are minimal—bring your own seating or towels—as the setting emphasizes natural simplicity and tranquility.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during early mornings or late afternoons to enjoy solitude and cooler temperatures. Pack water, sturdy hiking shoes, and insect repellent to stay comfortable on the trail and in the spring area. No entry fee applies, but please respect the environment by practicing Leave No Trace principles. Mineral Spring is a rewarding destination among Alaska swimming holes where nature feels close and raw.