East Thermopolis has served as a hot-springs community in Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin since the early 20th century. It stands beside the Bighorn River, just southeast of Thermopolis, where Hot Springs State Park preserves terraces created by mineral water. The park’s State Bath House continues a long-standing local tradition of public bathing in the warm spring water. Beyond town, the basin opens into wide sagebrush country framed by the mountains of north-central Wyoming. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin.
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