Coyote Hot Spring
100–104°F
Pool temperatures
Short walk
Access
Free
No fee reported
Coyote Hot Spring, also called Prince Albert Hot Spring, is a primitive spring in the Bennett Mountain Hills of Elmore County, Idaho. Directory listings give the source temperature as about 135F and describe soaking pools at roughly 100-104F with views over the Snake River valley. Access is listed as a short walk.
01 · Before you go
Plan your visit
What to expect on the ground: rules, facilities and when to go.
- Free to soakDescribed as a free primitive soak by hotspringsguides.com.
02 · Live
Conditions
Access status, weather and hazards. Closure feeds are checked automatically every morning.
Access
No closures reported
No closure, fire or weather warning found in Forest Service, wildfire (NIFC) or National Weather Service feeds. That isn't confirmation it's open.
Checked 14 Oct · updated daily
On BLM land, reached by a 1.5 to 2 mile uphill hike from the BLM gate. The upper roads are impassable in winter snow and spring mud and in wet conditions. No closures noted in October 2026; check with the BLM Four Rivers Field Office before visiting.
The source water was recorded at about 135F in the 1980 NOAA list, which is hot enough to scald. Test the water before getting in.
03 · Route
Getting there
Nearest town: Glenns Ferry.
We haven't verified directions for this spring yet. Use the coordinates below with an up-to-date map, and check road conditions first.
43.1290, −115.3400 · nearest town Glenns Ferry, ID
04 · Where to stay
Stay nearby
Start early and stay close. Places to stay near Glenns Ferry, from campgrounds to cabins.
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