8 Hot Springs Worth the Day Trip

 

Our Favorite Hot Springs Near Breckenridge (in order of proximity):

1. Indian Hot Springs

  • Location: Idaho Springs, CO

  • Highlights: Mineral water swimming pool, geothermal caves, outdoor jacuzzis, private indoor baths, and mud baths.

  • About: Under the translucent dome lies a tropical paradise, complete with flowering plants and live Banana and Palm Trees. The swimming pool is continually fed with hot mineral water at 115°. With an average temperature of 90° to 100° our pool is a favorite with adults and children of all ages.

  • Distance: 1 hour from Breckenridge

  • Price: $18 - $28

  • Hours: Open Daily, Pool: 9am - 10pm, Caves: 7:30am - 10:30pm, Private Baths: 7:45am - 10:30pm

  • Note: No dogs allowed

  • Website: indianhotsprings.com

2. Mount Princeton Hot Springs

  • Location: Nathrop, CO

  • About: Mt. Princeton offers large and small soaking pools, a geothermal creek through the resort, spa treatments and classes, lodging, juice bar, and a restaurant for all meals.

  • Distance: 1.5 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $25 - $30

  • Hours: Open Daily, 9am - 9pm

  • Note: No dogs allowed

  • Website: mtprinceton.com

3. Cottonwood Hot Springs

  • Location: Buena Vista, CO

  • About: Geothermal, gravity-fed mineral spas with Old West-style lodging

  • Distance: 1.5 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $18 - $24

  • Hours: Open Daily, 8am-12midnight

  • Note: No dogs allowed, No alcohol sold or permitted

  • Website: cottonwood-hot-springs.com/colorado/

4. Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa

  • Location: Hot Sulphur Springs, CO

  • About: 7 natural springs of mineral water

  • Distance: 1.5 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $20

  • Hours: Open Daily, 8am - 10pm

  • Note: No dogs allowed

  • Website: hotsulphursprings.com

5. Radium Hot Springs

  • Loation: Kremmling, CO

  • About: This is a natural hot spring along the Colorado River with no facilities. There’s a steep trail which flattens out and then a climb down into the Radium Hot Spring. Although short, you have to be prepared for the climb down at the end and the climb back up. If a little bit of climbing isn’t your thing, then maybe this is one natural hot spring to avoid! Check out this guide for more information.

  • Distance: 1.5 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: FREE

  • Hours: No hours, but we highly recommend visiting while daylight

  • Best time to visit: Summer through fall (the spring snow melt-off could raise water levels and wash out the hot springs)

  • Note: Dog friendly

6. Glenwood Hot Springs Resort

  • Location: Glenwood Springs, CO

  • About: Geo-thermal water pool, lodge and spa

  • Distance: 1.75 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $18 - $35

  • Hours: Open daily, 9am - 9pm

  • Note: No dogs allowed

  • Website: hotspringspool.com

7. Strawberry Park Hot Springs

  • Location: Steamboat Springs, CO

  • About: Mineral springs

  • Distance: 2.5 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $20 (cash or check only)

  • Hours: Open Daily, 10am - 10pm

  • Note: No dogs allowed, No alcohol sold or permitted, 4 wheel drive with snow tires/chains required Nov 1st - May 1st (local County Law)

  • Website: strawberryhotsprings.com

8. Valley View Hot Springs

  • Location: Moffat, CO

  • About: Pure and natural spring-fed swimming pool and showers with overnight accommodation (camping and cabin lodging are offered). Offers remote natural rock ponds, soaking ponds, and waterfall ponds.

  • Distance: 2.25 hours from Breckenridge

  • Price: $30 - $34

  • Hours: Open Daily, 9am - 10pm

  • Note: This hot spring is clothing optional; Dog friendly for $5-$15 with a $50 deposit; Daily admission is very limited, Reservations required

 

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