Hot springs form when water deep below the Earth's surface is heated by rocks or other means, and rises to the Earth's surface.
It is located in the unincorporated community in the Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska. Get ready to treat yourself and relax at the natural hot springs.
1. Chena Hot Springs
Valley View is a full hot springs resort secluded in the wilderness in the San Luis Valley. Located on 2100 acres of community-owned land and hosts four natural ponds.
2. Valley View Hot Springs
It's a public recreation area in Thermopolis, Wyoming. More than 8,000 gallons of water flows down the naturally formed Rainbow Terraces.
3. Hot Springs State Park
It is located in the Southwest corner of Colorado. This place is also named as ghost town which is tucked deep in the mountains of southwestern Colorado.
4. Dunton Hot Springs
Surrounded by striking mountain peaks, it's a home of the world’s largest mineral hot springs pool. The waters here contain over fifteen different minerals.
5. Glenwood Hot Springs Pool
Also known as Diamond Fork Hot Springs. This place is very popular and draws crowds on weekends during warm weather.
6. Fifth Water Hot Springs
It's the most famous alpine hot spring in Colorado. A permit is required for overnight stays within the Conundrum Hot Springs Zone.
7. Conundrum Hot Springs
It's nestled in a high mountain valley just seven miles north of downtown Steamboat. The water here maintains at 104°F, making it the perfect temperature to dip.
8. Strawberry Park Hot Springs
It's a former resort in what is now Big Bend National Park in Texas. The temperature of the spring water is 105 degrees year-round.
9. Boquillas Hot Springs
Located in the middle of Umpqua National Forest, it's one of Southern Oregon’s main natural attractions. The natural pool is here surrounded by the forest.
10. Umpqua Hot Springs
Located south of Buena Vista in Chalk Creek Canyon, the pool here is maintained at around 105°F, a perfect one to relax from the stress.
11. Mount Princeton Hot Springs
It lies on California State Park land just south of the town of Bridgeport. Mineral deposits create stunning red, green, and orange colors on the rocks.
12. Travertine Hot Springs
It's a 0.7 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Elk City, Idaho. The pool here is wonderfully built on a granite bed rock.
13. Weir Creek Hot Springs
It's a primitive and isolated hot springs, north of Pagosa Springs. Here, you will enjoy the fresh air, trees all around and comfortable water.
14. Rainbow Hot Springs
Located about an hour from Las Vegas, also known as the Nevada Hot Springs. The waters here range from 70 to 144 degrees Fahrenheit.
15. Goldstrike Canyon Hot Springs
It's one of many natural hot springs between Banks, Idaho and Stanley. Here, you can find a quiet place to enjoy the beautiful scenery.