Kaiser Hot Springs

Hot spring · Mohave County County, AZ · 34.563000, -113.497000

Closure or warning on file

Remote BLM desert canyon: carry extra water, avoid monsoon-season flash floods in the wash (typically July through September), and watch uneven rocks near the pool.

Source temp
99°F
Soakable
Yes
Hike
2.8 mi round trip
Road
Gravel
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Allowed

The source runs about 99°F; the soaking pool runs 99 to 100°F at Kaiser Hot Springs, a primitive hot spring in Mohave County, Arizona, managed by the Bureau of Land Management.

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Closures and warnings

Remote BLM desert canyon: carry extra water, avoid monsoon-season flash floods in the wash (typically July through September), and watch uneven rocks near the pool. As of September 30, 2026.

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Soaking

DevelopmentPrimitive
Source temperature99°F
Soaking temperature99-100°F
Pools1
SoakableYes
Single primitive rock-lined pool along Warm Spring Canyon wash at about 99 to 100F on BLM land.
ClothingClothing optional
Water typeSpring
EntryWalk in
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Access

Hike2.8 mi round trip
RoadGravel
Road noteShort bumpy dirt spur off US-93 near mile marker 135 to a flat parking area by a fence; passable by standard 2WD in dry conditions.
ParkingFlat parking area near a fence gate off US-93 near mile marker 135; hike the sandy wash into Warm Spring Canyon.
FeeFree; no entry fee or permit on BLM land
HoursOpen year-round on BLM land; summer heat in the canyon is hazardous (guides recommend October through April).
Reservation or permitNot required
Managed byBureau of Land Management
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Rules

DogsAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Kaiser Hot Springs open?

Remote BLM desert canyon: carry extra water, avoid monsoon-season flash floods in the wash (typically July through September), and watch uneven rocks near the pool. As of September 30, 2026. Hours: Open year-round on BLM land; summer heat in the canyon is hazardous (guides recommend October through April).

How hot is Kaiser Hot Springs?

The spring's source runs about 99°F. The soaking pool runs 99 to 100°F. There is 1 pool.

How long is the hike to Kaiser Hot Springs?

It's a 2.8 mi hike round trip. The road in is gravel. Short bumpy dirt spur off US-93 near mile marker 135 to a flat parking area by a fence; passable by standard 2WD in dry conditions. Parking: Flat parking area near a fence gate off US-93 near mile marker 135; hike the sandy wash into Warm Spring Canyon.

Do you need a reservation for Kaiser Hot Springs?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is Kaiser Hot Springs free?

Yes. Free; no entry fee or permit on BLM land.

Is Kaiser Hot Springs clothing optional?

Yes, Kaiser Hot Springs is clothing optional.

What are the rules at Kaiser Hot Springs?

Dogs are allowed.

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Nearby

Sources

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