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
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Getting to Colorado by air is convenient, with airports serving thousands of international, national and charter passengers daily. You'll find most major airlines fly in and out of Colorado. The majority of international flights fly in and out of... READ MORE >
National Parks and Public Lands
Discover Colorado's stunning natural landscape. From the highest sand dunes in North America to 54 mountain peaks over 14,000 ft, Colorado has one of the most unique and varied natural landscapes in the entire nation. As you travel through the... READ MORE >
Travel Tips
Weather and Altitude Colorado's varied terrain and location in the middle of the Rocky Mountain West result in quickly changing weather nearly year round. Colorado is the highest-altitude state in America. The state's average height is 2,073 mete... READ MORE >
