If you have children and you haven't taken them to one of these stinky places in Utah, you have missed an opportunity. I'm talking about the hot springs that drip with sulfur and fill your nose with that powerful rotten egg smell.

Exploring the Variety of Utah's Hot Springs

There are many hot springs in Utah some are smellier than others. The sulfur that is mixed in the water dissolves from the surrounding rock and is almost decadent in its toiletness. Your kids will find it fascinating and disgusting.

There's nothing like the smell of Sulphur. ATIC12
There's nothing like the smell of Sulphur. ATIC12
There's nothing like the smell of Sulphur. ATIC12

There are some nice natural hot springs you can visit like the Zion Canyon Hot Springs in Southern Utah. These are clean and resort like pools where you can take a dip in one of the naturally heated pools.

Unforgettable Experiences at Stinky Hot Springs

However, if you really want a memory, take your kids to a free version with the appropriately named "Stinky Hot Springs". This is located in northern Utah and there is nothing glamorous about these pools.

They are square pools with some old carpet to walk on leading up to the heated water. There's some algae in the water, but otherwise it is clean, though I wouldn't put your head in it. It is on private land so be respectful.

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The real kicker is the smell. Pure Sulphur that will infuse your children's olfactory with a memory they will never forget. Every child should be exposed to this amazing experience. It will inspire them to keep their room clean and their clothes in the hamper.

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