In case you haven’t heard, there’s a hot spring destination in southwestern Colorado that needs to be on your summer bucket list.

Durango Hot Springs Resort and Spa, located in Durango, is in the final stages of a redesign and expansion involving the historic Trimble Hot Springs. Surrounded by mountain views, this spot has added 15 mineral soaking pools and a cold plunge in the past year, roughly doubling the number of pools at the destination to 32. Improvements totaling a spend of $10 million over the last three years also include the addition of five private cedar tubs that were inspired by Japanese ‘Ofuro’ soaking.

Of the 32 pools at the property, 19 are family-friendly and 13 are adults-only, letting individuals pick the experience they want to have. The spot is also home to two cold plunges, a 25-meter swimming pool, a reflexology walking path, and a mineral water rain tower.

Guests can also find spa treatments on-site, including massages, as well as live music on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

This spot has a 4.5-star rating on Google with more than 1,000 reviews, many of which were left prior to extensive renovations and improvements were made at the property.

If you’re looking to visit this southwestern Colorado spot, know that reservations are required.

Soaking sessions are 2.5-hours and cost $39 for adults and $15 for children.

Find more information here.

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