Our History

Our Story

Gallogly Hot Springs, known as Lost Trail Hot Springs since the 70s, has long been a secluded stopping place for travelers crossing the Continental Divide at Gibbons Pass. As the old Indian trail climbs about 2000 feet in just three miles, it is an exceptionally hard trek, and people would stop at the quiet hot springs to rest before starting the long climb over the pass.
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There have been residences at the hot springs since 1892, when a woman began building a cabin there so her invalid son could be close to the soothing waters. The woman only stayed there about two years and never quite finished her isolated cabin.In 1894, a Mr. Denning became the first person to channel the hot water through a pipe. He diverted it to his cabin,
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Sacajawea Lodge
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Cabin 10
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Meriwether Lodge
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Cabin 8
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Cabin 3
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Hours Of Operation

Our Hours of Operation Vary with the Seasons

We Have an Ebb and Flow of Guests, Year Round, in a Seasonal Pattern. Our Hours of Operation Vary at Different Times of Year in Order to Meet that Demand. Changes can occur. Though we do our best to update this website, as well as Facebook, it never hurts to call and double check.
Please note that the pool hours and restaurant hours are not the same There May Be Variations Due to Holidays We are available by phone or email, regardless of hours of operation, but we appreciate calls limited to the hours of
8am to 9pm.
(406) 821-3574
losttrailhotsprings@yahoo.com

  • Summer Time (Mid-June until Early September)

  • Thursday Noon – 9pm
  • Friday 8am – 9pm
  • Saturday 8am – 9pm
  • Sunday 8am – 7:30pm

  • Winter Time (Early September until Mid-June)

  • Friday Noon – 9pm
  • Saturday 8am – 9pm
  • Sunday 8am – 7:30pm
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