Lolo Hot Springs

Lolo Hot Springs Resort sits within the Lolo National Forest along U.S. Highway 12, spanning approximately 400 acres between Lolo, Montana and the Idaho border. The property has deep historical roots: the mineral springs were first documented by Lewis and Clark in 1805, and the resort was established in 1885. Today the natural hot springs — one indoor pool, one outdoor — remain the centerpiece of the property. For private events, the resort has hosted gatherings ranging from small music festivals to private weddings, with both catered and non-catered options available through the on-site bar and restaurant. The combination of extensive outdoor grounds, log cabin accommodations, and year-round recreational activities — including horseback trail rides, snowmobile rentals, and disc golf — makes Lolo Hot Springs a self-contained mountain destination suited to celebrations that extend beyond the event itself.