Found in picturesque towns throughout the state, these Colorado hot springs offer a relaxing and scenic soak.

Colorado’s hot springs have long been places of healing and peace.

Today, people travel from all over the U.S. for a soothing soak.

Aerial of Ouray, Colorado

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A few of the pools are perched up on the mountain withincredible viewsover the valley.

Note that clothing is optional, so this probably isn’t the best destination for kids.

If you’re out at night, double-check to look up Pagosa Springs offers next-level stargazing.

Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort chalet and swimming pool, Colorado

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For unobstructed dark skies, book an overnight stay, which comes with 24-hour access to the hot springs.

Of those pools, 13 are for adults only, ensuring peace and quiet is always on the menu.

Ouray Hot Springs

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The beautiful landscape surroundingthis poolmakes it tough to resist a soak.

People Enjoying Pagosa Springs, Colorado

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The trails melt away as you arrive at a series of pools set right along the river.

Communal lounge chairs offer a cozy place to cool off and enjoy the Colorado sunshine.

Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Fitness Center, in Ouray, Colorado

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Iron Mountain Hot Springs, Colorado

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Strawberry Park Hot Springs natural hot springs in winter

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