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Fifth Water Hot Springs — Free soaking · donation encouraged in Spanish Fork, UT (2026)
Milky-blue pools and waterfalls tucked in Diamond Fork Canyon make this one of Utah County’s favorite shoulder-season hikes.
Temperature
95°–108°F
Pools
8 soaking pools
Best season
May-October
Reservations
Walk-up friendly
Dog policy
Leashed dogs welcome
Family policy
Adults only
Safety notes
- Trail closures follow rockfall, avalanches, or wildfire impacts—check the Forest Service alert page before departing.
- Parking at the Three Forks lot requires a recreation pass and fills by 7 a.m. on weekends.
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