• What is the history of Texas hot springs?
    • The warm mineral waters and hot springs of Texas have a long history of healing weary travelers.
  • Are there public hot springs in Texas?
    • Yes, there are still hot springs situated on public lands throughout Texas that the general public can enjoy.
  • Where can visitors find hot springs in Texas?
    • Hot springs exist in popular areas like downtown Austin.
    • They can also be found in Big Bend National Park and in remote desert locales.
  • How hot do Texas hot springs get?
    • The “Lone Star State” often experiences temperatures close to or over 100 degrees during the summer, with its hot springs reaching similar temperatures.
  • Can visitors enjoy hot springs year-round in Texas?
    • Yes, with its warm climate, Texas offers many places for locals and tourists to enjoy a relaxing soak year-round.

1. Rio Grande Village Springs, Big Bend National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rio Grande Village Springs, Big Bend National Park | Hot Springs in Texas
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2. Barton Springs Pool, Austin, Texas ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Barton Springs Pool, Austin, Texas | Hot Springs in Texas
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3. Chinati Hot Springs, Marfa, Texas

Chinati Hot Springs, Marfa, Texas | Hot Springs in Texas
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4. Krause Springs, Spicewood, Texas

Krause Springs, Spicewood, Texas | Hot Springs in Texas
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5. Balmorhea State Park

Balmorhea State Park | Hot Springs in Texas
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