Because it’s home to a rare national treasure: an entire park devoted to hot springs.
But there’s one bathhouse that has operated continuously since 1912, making it the city’s longest-running facility.
Though it stopped operating as a bathhouse in 1977, it reopened in 2014 as a fine art gallery.
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Superior Bathhouse Brewery
Another reason Hot Springs National Park appeals to more than just bathers?
From there, it’s possible for you to ride the elevator the remaining 216 feet to the top.
Today, it’s a must-visit part of any Hot Springs trip.
Northwoods Trails
Mountain biking enthusiasts, rejoice!
Be careful if you decide to touch it that water you see is about 143 degrees Fahrenheit.
Regardless of what time of year you visit, a trusty pair of binoculars will certainly help.
