Colorado is home to dozens of hot springs and spas where visitors can soothe sore muscles after a full day of white-water rafting, skiing, ice climbing, hiking or mountain biking. Ranging from rustic to refined, Colorado's hot springs are celebrated for their high mineral content and resulting therapeutic qualities. You'll find the world's largest improved hot springs pool in Glenwood Springs and the world's deepest mineral hot spring in Pagosa Springs. In addition, Colorado boasts several "man made" spas within its collection of luxury hotel and resorts. Many of the spas find inspiration in the state's hot springs culture, introducing architectural water features and hydrotherapy treatments that reflect an awareness of and appreciation for water's therapeutic qualities.
Spas and Hot Springs
Colorado Features
Casinos
Ever since the gold rush of 1858, people have come to Colorado to strike it rich. Today, people can test their luck at one of our many casinos. You'll find nearly 40 casinos in Colorado, where you can play the slots and table games. In addition,... READ MORE >
Scenic and Historic Trains
Welcome back to the romantic era of travel — seeing Colorado by rail. The moment you step aboard and the whistle blows, you'll be transported to an earlier time. So sit back, relax and take in the scenery in an experience you'll only find aboard... READ MORE >
Skiing and Snowboarding
If you're into skiing or riding, Colorado is your paradise, with moguls and bowls, backcountry and big air. The state is known throughout the world for its legendary powder, record snowfalls and 300 days of annual sunshine. And while Colorado has... READ MORE >
