Relaxing — deep, immediate muscle release.
Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Quinn Hot Springs Resort is a historic thermal resort in Paradise, Montana, situated in the Clark Fork River valley in Sanders County, where sulphurous spring waters emerging from the geological contact zone of the northern Rocky Mountains have been used therapeutically since the late 19th century when the resort was established to serve the loggers and miners of the Cabinet Mountains. The naturally warm sulphurous waters fill a series of indoor and outdoor pools in a classic Montana mountain resort setting of log buildings, riverside cottonwoods, and Cabinet Mountains peaks that create a quintessentially American frontier spa aesthetic. The Clark Fork River valley, with its exceptional fly-fishing for bull trout and westslope cutthroat, its eagle nesting sites, and the nearby Cabinet Mountains Wilderness area, provides outstanding wilderness recreation adjacent to the thermal springs. Quinn Hot Springs Resort's combination of natural sulphurous spring bathing, authentic Montana mountain lodge character, and exceptional Clark Fork River valley scenery makes it one of the most characterful and historically evocative hot spring resorts in the northern Rocky Mountain West.