Hot Springs in Colorado

The Glenwood Hot Springs Resort in Glenwood Springs is home to the largest hot springs pool in the world.

• Fed by the Yampah spring, these hot springs are one of the world’s hottest at a temperature of 122 degrees.
• However, by the time the water reaches the pools, it has cooled down to around 104 degrees.
• There is plenty of room for guests to splash around, swim, or soak in the Glenwood Hot Springs.
• Sopris Splash Zone features a whitewater river open-air tube ride, children's play area and a splash pad that becomes the Grand Fountain at night.
• The resort features a lodge, the hot springs pool, poolside restaurant and snack bar, and athletic club.

Glenwood Hot Springs Resort is 2.5 hours from Denver.

Where You'll Find it: 415 E 6th St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, Phone: 970-945-6571

The Springs Resort and Spa is a luxury resort in Pagosa Springs boasting over twenty soaking pools, including the deepest geothermal spring in the world.

• There is also a luxury suites hotel and a full-service spa on the property.
• Guests can relax in one of five adults-only hot spring pools and take in the sweeping vistas of the scenic San Juan Mountains.
• There’s also the option of stepping into the cool waters of the San Juan River before taking a dip in the 114-degree Lobster Pot.
• The picturesque grounds include several peaceful spots to enjoy a relaxing setting.

Where You'll Find it: 323 Hot Springs Blvd, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, Phone: 800-225-0934

The Springs Resort and Spa is 2 hours 45 minutes from Santa Fe.

The Durango Hot Springs Resort and Spa was created to be an extension of what already existed at the site in the amazing healing properties provided by the natural mineral hot springs in Durango.

• Formerly called the Trimble Hot Springs, the property now features a saltwater resort-style pool and more than twenty soaking pools of varying temperatures from 101 degrees to 110 degrees.
• You can also enjoy amenities like spa services, wellness activities, venues for food and entertainment, a cold plunge, and saunas.
• The swimming pool has zero-entry access and there are also a dozen ADA-accessible mineral pools.

Where You'll Find it: 6475 Co Rd 203, Durango, CO 81301, Phone: 970-247-0111

Durango Hot Springs Resort and Spa is 4 hours from Santa Fe.

Affordable Hot Springs

The waters of the Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa, which also run through the town of Hot Sulphur Springs, have been flowing through the area from seven natural hot springs for several hundred years.

• These springs were once used by the Ute Indians for their health benefits.
• Visitors can go from one hot springs pool to the next to take in different views and try different temperatures, ranging from 95 degrees Fahrenheit to 112 degrees Fahrenheit.
• The Hot Sulphur Springs offers a place to soothe sore muscles after a long day of skiing or hiking, as well as a spa.

Where You'll Find it: 5609 Spring Rd, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451, Phone: 970-725-3306

The Historic Wiesbaden Hot Springs Spa & Lodgings in Ouray features soaking facilities fed by the natural, continually flowing hot springs that range in temperature from 102 degrees Fahrenheit to 108 degrees Fahrenheit.

• Visitors can unwind in the 108-degree Vapor Cave soaking pool, take a dip in the 102 to 104-degree outdoor swimming pool, or relax in the Lorelei, a private and secluded outdoor soaking pool with a waterfall.
• All of the springs at the Wiesbaden Hot Springs flow straight from their source, containing several beneficial minerals and no added chemicals. The resort also offers a variety of guest accommodations.

Where You'll Find it: 625 5th St, Ouray, CO 81427, Phone: 970-325-4347

The Historic Wiesbaden Hot Springs Spa & Lodgings, Ouray is 1 hour 45 minutes from Durango.

The Old Town Hot Springs in the town of Steamboat Springs is one of the premier hot springs of Colorado.

• This family-friendly recreation and historic hot spring facility is located in the heart of the downtown district and has been a place for rejuvenation and recreation for the Steamboat Springs community for more than a century and features eight different pools full of healing mineral water.
• In addition to the eight geothermal spring pools, the Old Town Hot Springs complex also includes tennis courts, a fitness center, and waters slides.
• As for services, guests can take advantage of childcare and massage services.

Where You'll Find it: 136 S Lincoln Ave, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487, Phone: 970-879-1828

The Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort is a luxury mountain resort in Nathrop, Colorado boasting many geothermal springs.

It’s close proximity to the Ski Cooper and Monarch ski areas make the resort an ideal place to relax muscles after a day on the slopes.

Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Rock Mountains, the Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort includes hot springs both in rocky, natural surroundings and human-created pools fed by geothermal water.

Thirty small pools are situated by Chalk Creek, which provides a more natural feeling to soaking in the healing mineral water-fed mountain springs.

15870 Co Rd 162, Nathrop, CO 81236, Phone: 719-395-2447

Romantic Hot Springs

Surrounded by lush forests and towering mountains, the Ouray Hot Springs Pool & Fitness Center offers a number of natural hot springs pools and activities for people of all ages.

Seven hot springs feed the pools with odorless, clear, and fresh hot mineral water. Ideal for younger swimmers, the shallow pool includes an area for water volleyball, while guests looking for something more exhilarating can head to the activity pool with its inflatable obstacle course.

The overlook pool features an infinity edge waterfall and offers a more relaxing setting for those who prefer to simply unwind in soothing waters.

1220 Main St., Ouray, CO, 81427, Phone: 970-325-7073

The Indian Springs Resort in the town of Idaho Springs, Colorado is a hot spring destination full of variety. Featuring a miner water pool, outdoor hot tubs, private baths, and geo-thermal caves, there are several options for guests to choose from for a relaxing soak in the hot springs.

The resort also includes several options for lodging, ranging from resort rooms to campsites.

The Mineral Water Pool features live Banana Trees and flowering plants that make the area feel like a tropical paradise, while the Geo-Thermal Caves are carved out of the mountain side and provide a unique hot spring experience.

302 Soda Creek Rd, Idaho Springs, CO 80452, Phone: 303-989-6666

An all-inclusive resort near Telluride situated within a restored ghost town, Dunton Hot Springs features an 1800’s saloon that hosts long-table dinners, mineral-rich hot springs, and private log cabins.

The resort’s soaking pool is set within a resorted nineteenth-century bathhouse. After a soothing soak in the mineral waters, guests could also venture over to the only geyser in Colorado.

Set against a backdrop of the San Juan Mountains and aspens, the Dunton Hot Springs resort encompasses approximately 1,400 acres.

Along with the hot springs, guests can also enjoy the well-stocked library, spa services, or a drink at the bar.

52068 Road 38, Dolores, CO 81323, Phone: 970-882-4800