Across the United States, there are hot springs that have relaxing, geothermal waters with scenic settings, perfect for visiting regardless of the season. These hot springs offer something for everyone ranging from a dip after a nature hike to spa-like experiences. Check out the top five hot springs in the U.S.
Calistoga, California
Located in Napa Valley, Calistoga’s known for its abundant hot springs and many of the resorts in the area have mineral pools for guests to enjoy.
Hot Springs State Park, Thermopolis, Wyoming
Named Thermopolis for the many natural hot springs, visitors can enjoy the public bathhouses’ 104 degree waters for free and while you’re there, check out the petroglyphs at Legend Rock.
Chena Hot Springs Resort, Fairbanks, Alaska
Probably the most remote hot springs on the list, this resort offers activities year-round including the Aurora Ice Museum. The hot springs are a nice distraction to the chilly temperatures and you may see the northern lights while you’re there.
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Glenwood Springs is surrounded by mountain, lakes, and canyons so there’s an activity for every outdoor adventurer. Home to the world’s largest mineral hot springs pool, Glenwood Hot Springs Resort, is the perfect place to wind down after a day on the slopes or hiking.
Castle Hot Springs, Arizona
If you’re looking for a luxurious resort, this is the place to go. There are secluded pools located within the desert landscape and a stay includes meals, access to the springs, and activities like farm tours and guided hikes.
