Colorado’s hot springs have created legends of healing, adventure and relaxation for years with mineral-rich waters all over the state. This variety of rustic and refined hot springs can be found in both remote and easily accessible locations, providing a perfect opportunity for visitors to warm up this winter.
For those seeking solitude, Conundrum Hot Springs are located at the end of an eight-and-a-half-mile-long trail and reward hikers with beautiful views and two hot spring pools. Places such as Box Canyon Lodge and Hot Springs also offer a more private experience, with views of the San Juan Mountains and a hot tub fed with 105-degree natural spring water.
If crowds aren’t a problem, Glenwood Hot Springs is one of the biggest and most improved hot spring pools in the world, featuring two blocks of swimming pools, a therapy pool, a diving pool, a kiddy pool and a waterslide. Similarly, Old Town Hot Springs offers eight spring-fed pools, two waterslides, a fitness center, exercise classes and massage. Visitors can also explore many other hot springs options around the state for fun, relaxation and natural scenery.
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