Seven miles from Lolo Pass & Lolo Visitor’s Center in the Clearwater National Forest along the Bitterroot Mountain Range, The Lodge at Lolo Hot Springs is all about enjoying the great outdoors. Families looking to unplug will find plenty to keep them occupied during their stay at this property. In fact, there’s so much to choose from it can be a bit overwhelming. Throughout the property, you’ll find two 20-person hot springs mineral baths, an outdoor natural hot springs swimming pool, more than 500 miles of recreational trails, horseshoes, volleyball, croquet, geocaching, Frisbee golf, evening movies, card games, and plenty of books for everyone to read. In the lodge’s guestrooms, there are either king or queen pillow-top beds, futons, flat-screen TV and DVD player (no TV signal in rooms), and a coffee maker. Onsite dining options include the complimentary hot waffle breakfast served daily and breakfast, lunch and dinner available at the Lolo Hot Springs Resort Restaurant located next to the lodge.