Kurt Norris 
Known to Chili’s ancient inhabitants as Cajon Negro, the Termas Geométricas are a collection of 18 hot spring pools scattered along a picturesque ravine in the Villarrica Sur National Park. While once inaccessible, visitors can now traverse the ravine along an extensive network of red boardwalks completed in 2004 that …
Located 310 miles from Yellowknife in Canada’s Northwest Territories, the Kraus Hot Springs is one of the country’s most isolated geothermal mineral pools and offers visitors a serene setting to soak while surrounded by the pristine natural beauty of Nahanni National Park Reserve. Only accessible via an extended rafting adventure …
Known for its exotic spa treatments and lavish retreats, Bali, Indonesia, has become a destination synonymous with relaxation and rejuvenation and even boasts several hot spring destinations scattered throughout its volcanic landscapes. While the once serene Bukit Peninsula has lost some of its quiet island charms thanks to over-tourism in …
As a volcanic island nation, Japan is one of the most active geothermal regions in the world and boasts an abundance of hot springs in nearly every city and town of the country. Hot springs play a pivotal role in Japanese culture and history and have been frequented for centuries …
Also known as “Cotton Castle,” Pamukkale is one of Turkey’s most popular tourist attractions. It is world-renowned for its travertine terraces, ancient city ruins, and large spanning natural mineral hot springs. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, Pamukkale is home to the country’s greatest concentration of hot …
Affectionately nicknamed the City of Spas, Budapest is a city that promises rejuvenation and relaxation. What’s more, several of the city’s most lavish facilities are all fed by natural thermal springs deep beneath the earth’s surface. With 123 natural springs, visitors to the city have a selection of dozens of …
Famously known as Mile High City, thanks to its exact distance above sea level, Denver is the most populous city in Colorado and one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States. It attracts visitors from around the world thanks to its rugged mountainous landscapes that boast a myriad …
Situated in the center of Colorado, Colorado Springs is conveniently located to provide visitors access to the state’s many outdoor wonders, including several of the most serene hot springs in Colorado. Whether trekking one of the region’s many hiking trails or admiring one of the city’s natural landmarks, the hot …
Attracting over a million visitors each year, the Blue Lagoon Hot Springs are the most recognizable thermal pools in the world and are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland. Luckily, the extensive hot springs provide plenty of space to host its myriad of visitors and offer a …
Despite being home to dozens of fantastic hot springs spread throughout the entirety of the state, most visitors to Montana tend to flock to only those confined within Yellowstone National Park. And while these natural springs are beautiful, The Treasure State features plenty of additional hot spring destinations to explore. …
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