Utah’s hottest developed geothermal field on the west flank of the Mineral Mountains northeast of Milford — steaming ground, boiling mud pots, sulfur-stained dead zones, and ruins of the early-20th-century Roosevelt Hot Springs Resort beside PacifiCorp’s Blundell geothermal plant. Utah Geological Survey GeoSights interprets magmatic heat, the Negro Mag and Opal Mound faults, and why original soak springs dried after production began; this is a geology stop, not a swimming site.
Field facts
| Region | Beaver County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.4889, -112.8533 |
| UGS | GeoSights — Roosevelt Hot Springs Geothermal Area |
| Plant | Blundell Geothermal Plant (PacifiCorp) |
| Features | Steam vents, mud pots, resort pool ruins |
| Note | Historic resort springs dried by 1966; no visitor soaking pools |
Nearby locations
Map preview
Explore the area
The interactive map and its tiles load only when requested.