A quick drive West on I-70 only 30 minutes away from Denver.This was our last main stop on a cross country road trip (aside from the few days driving back) and it was incredible. World Famous Indian Hot Springs in Denver's Back Yard Come up into the foothills of the Rockies and relax in our naturally hot mineral baths. They are within the floodplain, spread out over a 700-by-300-meter area at the southern edge of the Quitman. The Indian Hot Springs, a cluster of seven geothermal springs with high mineral constituents, are on the Rio Grande twenty-five miles south of Sierra Blanca in southern Hudspeth County (at 30в…0 N, 105вЃ9 W). The venue comprises 13 Indian Hot Springs.

We checked this place out even though the website was a bit old/confusing and the reviews were mixed.We thought this place was great. Experience Indian Springs Resort and Spa, a historic Napa Valley hotel featuring lush gardens, mineral pools, luxury accommodations and amenities in.I'm a little obsessed with hot tubs and hot springs (and also hot sauce, and heating pads and really.basically anything warm) so I knew I wanted to stay somewhere with springs. From our most popular Vapor Caves to the Outdoor/Indoor Private Baths or the Tropical Swim Pool, be assured you will find what soaking. A quick drive West on I-70 only 30 minutes away from Denver. My older parents and kids loved it too.World Famous Indian Hot Springs in Denvers Back Yard Come up into the foothills of the Rockies and relax in our naturally hot mineral baths. We spent two nights here and it was a perfect way to end our trip after several days of hiking in various places.

The ceiling can be opened to the sky to let in sunlight or a view of the moon. There is also a spout in the back where the hot water comes in (around 109 degrees) and people are generally polite about taking turns and overall friendly and chill. It was crowded but the pool is large enough that you could spread out. The water was like bathwater and SO relaxing to float in. The pool is in a greenhouse like building with lots of beautiful flowering plants, as well as a historic gazebo and lantern.

Even if other people are there, it's generally a meditative and quiet place where you can just BE. They are quiet, private and incredibly relaxing and the caves themselves have beautiful marbled rock. I think I went in about 4 times (bring lots of water, and don't stay too long).