Tag: Hot Springs
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Colorado hot springs celebrates ‘first-of-its-kind’ expansion
A hot springs destination in Colorado has marked a “major” expansion. And it’s not exactly the expansion you’d expect at a soaking retreat. In Glenwood Springs, Iron Mountain Hot Springs is calling its newly opened Sauna Summit “the country’s most diverse sauna collection” that achieves “a first-of-its-kind contrast therapy destination.” The contrast is felt between…
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7 snowy hot spring soaks to sneak in before spring hits
Whether you’re looking to soothe tired muscles after a long ski day or simply looking for a relaxing winter activity, a soak in a hot springs is an excellent choice. Colorado has a variety of hot springs that offer everything from stunning mountain views and settings of snowy forests to a mix of riverside pools.…
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5 drive-to hot springs locations you’ll find near Colorado Springs
Hot springs offer the perfect soothing and relaxing escape amid colder winter weather. Colorado is full of plenty of unique and luxurious hot springs that can be easily driven to from some of the state’s biggest cities. Here are some close-by hot springs to Colorado Springs: Estimated drive time: 2 hours Located in Nathrop and…
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7 hot spring locations you can drive to from Denver
Soaking at a hot spring resort is the perfect activity to enjoy after a long day of skiing or snowboarding, or even as a relaxing standalone adventure. Here are some of the closest hot springs to the Denver area: Drive time: 30 minutes Located in Idaho Springs, you might just forget that you’re only about…
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Mountains meet luxury at hot spring resort with 32 pools in Colorado
While many Coloradans are setting their sights for Summit County and the Central Mountain region as winter hits, there’s a certain spot in the southwest corner of state that shouldn’t be overlooked or skipped – Durango. Not only does Durango come with a food scene that’s grown immensely in recent years and Purgatory ski area…
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Reflecting on the past and present of Colorado wellness
Hardship would greet Colorado’s early visitors — the likes of John Frémont, a famed explorer whose party was often outmatched by the harsh elements and treacherous terrain. In the early 1840s, tired and hungry in the stormy mountains west of modern-day Colorado Springs, it seemed the next morning was not promised. And yet the morning was…
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Hot spring resort set in ghost town of 1800s dubbed best stay in Colorado by Michelin
On October 8, Michelin made their big reveal of their annual ‘Keys’ winners, which is an award meant to highlight the best of the best in lodging, similar to the ‘stars’ that the company hands out to restaurants. Numerous spots in Colorado got a nod. The ‘Keys’ system operates with three tiers – three keys…
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Historic bath house now a poolside hotel at Colorado hot springs resort
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save One of Colorado’s most historic hot springs destinations has unveiled a boutique hotel where the present meets the past. From Glenwood Hot Springs Resort’s billing, Hotel 1888 is a picture of modern “European-style elegance” and “also rich in tradition.” The billing continues: “When guests stay…
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Glenwood Springs getaway: A 48-hour guide to soaking, eating, and playing in this western Colorado town
It seems there is never enough time in Glenwood Springs. Never enough time to enjoy the many spoils of this western Colorado mountain town. Time seems to melt away in the hot springs here. But one can’t soak for too long, or else risk missing out on all that Glenwood has to offer. Among the…
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Pagosa Springs demonstrates the potential for Colorado’s ‘Heat Beneath Our Feet’ geothermal program
The town’s 48-year-old geothermal heating system serves 33 customers