Any season is a great season for a hot springs visit, especially when surrounded by the beauty and grandeur of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. From rustic to elegant, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for a natural, relaxing hot springs experience.
Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort near Nathrop offers soaking in pools as well as in hot springs bubbling up alongside Chalk Creek. Spa treatments, sauna and a variety of accommodations from poolside rooms to log cabins are available. The resort also offers a restaurant, conference facilities, tennis courts, yoga and, for the kids, a 300-foot waterslide to add to the excitement.
Cottonwood Hot Springs Inn & Spa on Cottonwood Pass outside Buena Vista sits creekside with three geothermal, gravity-fed mineral stone pools. The historic lodge rests within the confines of the San Isabel National Forest. A cold plunge is available as well as a sauna. It is an adult-oriented resort and the focus is on the healing aspects of the springs and the surrounding atmosphere.
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