4.5Strawberry Park Hot Springs(2.340 reviews) - Winter wonderland Monday: 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM Hot Springs & Geysers
Get out of the cold and into these natural mineral springs with a year-round average temperature of 104 degrees.See more..
4.5Hot Springs At The Springs Resort(1.251 reviews) - Hot Time in the Old Town Monday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Hot Springs & Geysers
The Springs Resort is nestled along the bank of the beautiful San Juan River in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, offering 25 therapeutic soaking pools of varying temperatures, each fed with the rich mineral water of our record-holding world's deepest geothermal hot spring. Open year-round, daily and annual passes are available to both traveling and local guests. Our on-site Bath House provides locker rooms, showers, retail shopping, and the opportunity to rent lockers, towels, robes, and family-style cabanas. Hotel guests gain 24-hour pools access, and our Pahgosa Spa offers massage treatments and facials. Create lasting memories and savor one-of-a-kind experiences at The Springs Resort.See more..
3.0Indian Hot Springs(562 reviews) - Hot soak to fix winter blues Hot Springs & Geysers
The WinStar World Casino and Resort is said to have more games than any other casino in the world, boasting nine themed gaming plazas, more than 10,000 electronic and table games, and V.I.P. rooms. But that's not all. You can catch a concert at the Global Events Center, dine at the international restaurants, play a round of golf at their 18-hole courses and relax by the resort pool and bar. With so much to do, you'd want to spend the night—take your pick from a world-class casino hotel, a cozy inn, or even an RV Park. – TripadvisorSee more..
This campground is a gem! We've been coming here since 2017. This year, I noticed that the bathrooms were particularly , dare I say, sparkly clean. That single detail turned this place from a good campground into a great campground. Next morning, I happened to walk in precisely when restrooms were being cleaned so...I had the pleasure of meeting Casey when I complimented her on a job well done. The majestic Sangre de Cristo mountains provide an ever changing landscape. In addition to a well maintained hot springs pool, they have an 21 and over Greenhouse that includes several hot tubs of varying temperatures, a walking pool and alcoholic beverages. If you stay at the park the pool and Greenhouse are half off. They also have a restaurant on site that serves tasty and reasonably priced food for the whole family. This place is a little slice of heaven!See more..
My husband and I found this cool hot spring randomly. It was so awesome. I think we literally stayed there for 30 mins just touching the spring water. Its random. It's a spring (which is cool). Its free. So, why not. Definitely something I would recommend you see. See more..
4.0Salida Hot Springs(132 reviews) - A Very Pleasant Break Monday: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM Hot Springs & Geysers
We stopped by after a trip to the Great Sand Dunes National Park. After driving most of the day, we thought a stop might be a good break. The facility is much nicer than we expected. The prime feature is the water, of course, and it was warm but without the sulphur smell some warm springs have. The only bad thing? Our girls didn't want to leave. :)See more..
A spa sitting on a natural hot spring that provides visitors with a full range of spa activities or simply the chance to soak.See more..
4.5Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs(102 reviews) - Magical Christmas Eve Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Hot Springs & Geysers
My family had reserved to go here on Christmas Eve from 1:00-5:00. We were in awe of how beautiful it was. It was snowing and I was a little nervous about putting on a bathing suit and transitioning to one of the springs. It wasn't bad at all! We stayed for about 2/2.5 hours even though we could have stayed longer. They take reservations a month in advance so plan ahead. We did not stay on the property but it was beautiful and the little cabins were so cute! One of my family members had a massage on-site and said it was divine. See more..
3.0Dakota Hot Springs(65 reviews) - Meeeh Monday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Hot Springs & Geysers
If you like Cottonwood Hot Springs you will like this one. Both kinda run down, but Dakota is cheaper. The water was warm and most of the visitors were friendly. The front desk lady spoke to us and told us we were too “close”. I had my right hand on my boyfriends left shoulder and he was pulling me around the pool.??? No PDA or funny business, so that was weird. The whole property is spooky and mysterious looking, but that’s part of the appeal. I will continue to go until Desert Reef opens back up!See more..
Native American elders and spiritual masters from the Crestone area consider this area on the west side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as one of the most sacred and energetically active places in North America. It is said that the water here is encoded with the energy of the earth from which it rises.The lodging includes hotel rooms, yurts, camping, RV parking.See more..
3.5Penny Hot Springs(47 reviews) - Only complaint is the people complaining Hot Springs & Geysers
The hot spring is au natural! Read into the history a little bit and I found out the locals actually wanted to do away with the hot springs at one point in time. Every time I've been it's been all smiles and solitude. It's an amazing place for a human to be and feel human. You're in the Alpine for goodness sakes, people WILL be nude. People will drink people will also smoke. I never thought it was a big deal. People are even there after dark. Treat this place well and there should be no negativity. Children, parents, everyone can enjoy this place, there are at least three built up rock pools, you may have to adjust the amount of river water but the pools are never cold. Pets love the hot springs and the river, and around September the waters are very calm. The only suggestion is that if you are older I would be extremely wary of the walk from the parking lot to the hot springs themselves. It can be treacherous as the path is just rocks varying in steepness.See more..
3.0Hippy Hot Springs(28 reviews) - Beware of creepers Hot Springs & Geysers
This is by far the most scenic hike I have ever taken! We did this as an out-and-back. The 8.5 mile trail to the hot springs is relatively packed, has its share of loose rocks, and short stretches of scree. Plan to uphill from the start, though the incline is gradual. We passed by ponds, viewed atleast a dozen beaver lodges, crossed the creek many times, walked through forest, aspen groves, meadows, all under clear blue skies. We stayed at the hot springs for about 1 1/2hours (we were alone for 45 minutes!). The hike back seemed long, mostly due to fatigue; it took us just under 4 hours each way. I would recommend a 4wd to get to the trailhead as the uphill dirt road had many pits when we drove it this 3rd weekend in October. Wildlife sightings: a buck, a white weasel, a moose. Rumour has it that 'Rocky Mountain High' was partially written at the Springs. Glorious!!!day.See more..
Mineral hot springs located near Pagosa Springs.See more..
4.5Rainbow Hot Springs(16 reviews) - A fabulous destination for a hike Hot Springs & Geysers
Hikers can look forward to a good soak at these popular hot springs, which are set in rock beside the West Fork of the San Juan River.See more..
4.0Glenwood Springs July 4th Celebration!(7 reviews) - Burlington's July 4th Celebration Spent More than 3 hours Bodies of Water • Caverns & Caves • Hot Springs & Geysers It was a family fun event in a beautiful setting overlooking Lake Champlain. There were food vendors with a great variety including Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream. Kat Wright band performed both prior to and following the fireworks. The firework display was amazing! There was an abundance of fireworks with a great variety and it went on for about 45 minutes. The performance couldn't get any better unless it was set to music!See more..
