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Dip a toe and then dive in — these hot springs are some of our most surreal phenomena. Dip into our many natural hot springs, where you can soothe sore muscles after a long day of hiking or skiing. Many also offer lodging, spa services, water slides and other kid-friendly amenities. Iron Mountain Hot Springs Our newest hot springs offers 16 pools (with more on the way in the coming year) at the site of the historic Iron Springs Spa on the banks of the Colorado River in Glenwood Springs. The Springs Resort & Spa This luxury resort in Pagosa Springs boasts more than 20 soaking pools, a full-service spa and salon, and a luxury hotel. Glenwood Hot Springs Lodge This lodge is perfect for the entire family, boasting the world’s largest hot-springs pool, cabanas, a splash zone and whitewater tube ride. Durango Hot Springs Resort & Spa Relax in the sauna, swim laps in the massive naturally heated mineral pool, picnic and sunbathe poolside, and soothe the body and soul with massage treatments at this newly renovated San Juan Mountains spot. Ouray Hot Springs Pool & Fitness Center Surrounded by canyon walls, this natural hot-springs swimming pool is an inspiring place to bring your whole family. Indian Hot Springs Variety rules in Idaho Springs with geothermal caves, private baths, outdoor soaking tubs and a mineral-water pool. Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort This resort in Nathrop has numerous geothermal springs. Proximity to Monarch and Cooper ski areas makes it a perfect après-ski muscle relaxant. Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa This resort’s waters, in the town of the same name, have flowed from seven natural springs for hundreds of years and were used for healing by the Ute Indians. Joyful Journey Hot Springs Spa This Mystic San Luis Valley gem in Moffat pulls its 140-degree artesian mineral waters from beneath the Sangre de Cristo mountains. DISCOVER 20 MORE Colorado.com/HotSprings
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