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Extras Make All the Difference

The locker rooms at Iron Mountain Hot Springs

Extras Make All the Difference

Thoughtful, quality details and services at Iron Mountain Hot Springs in Glenwood Springs, Colorado elevate the soaking experience from ordinary to extraordinary.

The soaking pools are the main attraction at Iron Mountain Hot Springs

Photo by Jack Affleck

Iron Mountain Hot Springs in Glenwood Springs is known for its pure, unspoiled geothermal waters. Chemicals like chlorine are never added to its 16 soaking pools, rather to keep the pools pristine, the water in each pool is completely refreshed every two hours. Pure, chemical-free water enables your body to absorb only the good stuff—the 14 minerals dissolved in the naturally heated spring-fed water.

In addition to the main attraction—a premium hot springs soaking experience—it’s the little extras that add to the spa-like ambiance at Glenwood’s only riverside hot springs.

Gratis Amenities

Making your stay as relaxing as possible begins in the Iron Mountain Hot Springs bathhouse. Men’s and women’s locker rooms feature free keyless lockers. Stow your things securely while you enjoy the soaking pools and return to your locker as often as you like throughout your stay. The bathhouse showers are spacious and modern, fitted with fixtures that can accommodate even the tallest visitors. Guests also enjoy complimentary premium products including shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. A large mirror, hair dryers and a swimsuit dryer make it easy to style and go.

Comfort & Convenience

The Amber soaking pool with transfer railMost people visit a hot springs to get away from the hectic pace of life. Getting the details right helps guests unwind even before they dip a toe in one of the pools. There are two ADA-compliant family changing rooms complete with private lavatories, showers and ample room to maneuver. For our guests with mobility challenges but with upper body strength, some of the soaking pools have transfer rails for ease of getting in and out. In addition to a transfer rail, the freshwater family pool also features a gently sloped ramp.

Conveniences that benefit all guests include two hydration stations located on the bathhouse wall opposite the doors that exit to the pool deck. The water bottle filling stations provide cold, filtered water on demand—a handy way to stay hydrated for the duration of your visit to Iron Mountain Hot Springs.

On-site Features

The Sopris Cafe serves lunch and dinnerThe Sopris Café  is open daily for lunch and dinner. Delicious offerings range from salads and pizza to wraps and smoothies. For those who like to relax with an adult beverage the restaurant serves beer, wine and cocktails—all in pool-friendly packaging. Remember the hot spring water amplifies the effects of alcohol, so drink responsibly. The Sand Bar is another location that offers drinks and light snacks.

There’s also no need to fret if you forget your sunscreen or flip flops, the Iron Mountain Hot Springs gift shop is stocked with all the pool necessities for a day of fresh air, sunshine and hot springs. A towel service is available for just $3, should you forget to bring your own. You’ll also find treasures to take home like soap made with the mineral water in delicious scents like peppermint, lavender and lemongrass.

Another experience-enhancing element, available during the warm weather season, is the outdoor showers at the Rejuvenation Station. An arced bank of open-air showers release unheated water via a pull-chain for a refreshing rinse before or after soaking.

Innovations & Improvements

Whether it’s adjusting menu offerings, updating the facilities or beautifying the landscape, Iron Mountain Hot Springs is always seeking new and innovative ways to improve your hot springs soaking experience. Learn more about Colorado’s newest hot springs at Iron Mountain Hot Springs.

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Karin Gamba

Karin Gamba has been writing professionally for the travel and tourism markets for nearly two decades. She has promoted a wide array of travel products that include destination towns, vacation resorts, golf courses, ski areas, spas, hotels, restaurants and countless visitor attractions. Karin especially loves writing about her hometown of Glenwood Springs.


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