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They all look beautiful. I didn't know there were so many hot spring locations in the west!
Yes, they are beautiful, Lisa! Yellowstone is the most geothermally active place in the world so there are lots of hot springs there. :)
I hope to get there one of these days! ...it's on our list!
Gorgeous images Siobhan. I loved the colors and the serenity.
Thanks, Anne! Nice sights and great places to relax. :)
These do look wonderful to visit - I especially like the look of Bozeman Hot Springs and the less developed Crystal Crane :D
Yes, I really liked those two too, Sarah. Crystal Crane is not far from my home. We'll definitely visit the Bozeman one again.
You made me want to go to those hot springs, Siobhan. Excellent photos and post!
Thanks, Egidio! It was a fun road trip with lots of time spent relaxing in the hot springs. :D
What lovely places to visit, I enjoyed your photos from them
Thanks, Ritva! It was a fun tour of some special places.
These beautiful images make me want to go find a hot spring and jump in.
Thanks! They are a great place to unwind and relax.
What a fun choice for the week Siobhan. Fit the challenge perfectly and gave us an interesting overview of some natural wonders. We are in Montana now and then to visit good friends who summer there. I had no idea hot springs were available!
Thanks, Tina! Yes, there are several public hot springs in Montana. We were especially impressed with the one in Bozeman.