One of the most highly rated spots is Dunton Hot Springs, a restored 19th-century ghost town near Telluride that has since been transformed into a luxury resort. Here, you can soak in the natural thermal waters surrounded by rustic cabins and the snow-capped San Juan Mountains. 

For those looking for a more secluded and adventurous experience, Conundrum Hot Springs near Aspen offers a wilderness experience unlike any other. Be aware that this remote spot is only reachable on foot and is a challenging trail, but after an 8.5-mile hike you’ll be rewarded with stunning alpine views and thermal pools at an elevation of more than 11,000 feet. Though certainly off-track, it’s well worth the adventure for the breathtaking beauty of these thermal springs. If you plan on camping here, we recommend checking online to see if you need a permit beforehand.

If you’re seeking a combination of luxury and family-fun, Glenwood Hot Springs, situated between Aspen and Vail, is a must-visit. Located in the quaint town of Glenwood Springs, this 19th-century resort boasts the world’s largest mineral hot springs pool. The geothermal waters here are known for their therapeutic properties – you can purchase a full day pass online to make the most of the healing waters.

Whether you crave solitude, adventure, or a bit of pampering, Colorado's thermal springs promise a truly rejuvenating escape, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and a unique touch of mountain magic. Explore our selection of hotels in the region such as the Grand Hyatt Vail or Rockresorts on ASMALLWORLD Collection.