Serpentine Hot Springs

Hot spring · Nome Census Area County, AK · 65.858000, -164.710000

Closure or warning on file

Remote preserve; brown bears, moose, and other wildlife use the area. Bring fuel, food, and survival gear; no cell service.

Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, Alaska. View of the bunkhouse at Serpentine Hot Springs in the rosy light of sunset in an autumn landscape.
Ralph Jones, Public domain
Soakable
Yes
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Allowed

Serpentine Hot Springs is a developed hot spring in Nome Census Area, Alaska, managed by the National Park Service (Bering Land Bridge National Preserve). Soak temps are not on file yet.

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Closures and warnings

Remote preserve; brown bears, moose, and other wildlife use the area. Bring fuel, food, and survival gear; no cell service. As of September 30, 2026.

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Soaking

DevelopmentDeveloped
Pools1
SoakableYes
NPS-maintained bathhouse with hot springs piped into an enclosed tub
Soaking allowedYes
Water typeSpring
EntryWalk in
CurrentNone
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Access

Road noteNo road access; arrive by air taxi to the gravel airstrip, or by foot, bicycle, or snowmobile
ParkingGravel airstrip at Serpentine Hot Springs; no road access.
FeeNo entrance fee; bathhouse and bunkhouse free, first-come first-served
HoursBathhouse and bunkhouse open year-round
Reservation or permitNot required
Managed byNational Park Service (Bering Land Bridge National Preserve)
RestroomsYes
NoteEnclosed bathhouse with geothermal tub; bunkhouse for up to 12; outhouse; bring fuel, food, toilet paper, and sleeping gear
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Rules

DogsAllowed
CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Serpentine Hot Springs open?

Remote preserve; brown bears, moose, and other wildlife use the area. Bring fuel, food, and survival gear; no cell service. As of September 30, 2026. Hours: Bathhouse and bunkhouse open year-round.

How hot is Serpentine Hot Springs?

There is 1 pool.

Can you soak at Serpentine Hot Springs?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Serpentine Hot Springs. No current is reported here.

How do you get to Serpentine Hot Springs?

No road access; arrive by air taxi to the gravel airstrip, or by foot, bicycle, or snowmobile. Parking: Gravel airstrip at Serpentine Hot Springs; no road access.

Do you need a reservation for Serpentine Hot Springs?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is Serpentine Hot Springs free?

The fee is No entrance fee; bathhouse and bunkhouse free, first-come first-served.

What facilities are at Serpentine Hot Springs?

Restrooms. Enclosed bathhouse with geothermal tub; bunkhouse for up to 12; outhouse; bring fuel, food, toilet paper, and sleeping gear.

Sources

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