27 Feb Heat Up Your Routine: Your Next Best Date Spot
Whether you’ve been together for decades or just a few days, plan your next date at Iron Mountain Hot Springs. Soaking in the relaxing mineral waters gives couples a chance to connect, relax and unwind. Check out our tips to enhance your time together.

Try Something New. Introduce a little novelty into your relationship. Our latest “experience” pool uses mineral water recipes to mimic famous hot springs from around the globe including those in Japan and Iceland! As we expand, look for more exciting experiences in the coming months. Our 16 classic soaking pools are also fun to explore. They differ in size, shape and temperature. Make a point to try them all. Visitor favorites include the heart-shaped Ruby pool, Topaz with its pebble bottom and Moonstone which features a rock-hewn waterfall. In addition to the soaking pools, couples can migrate to the freshwater pool to cool off or opt for a dose of bubbles in the attached and elevated whirlpool.
Grab a Drink. Raise a pool-friendly glass to the two of you! Sipping a delicious adult beverage while you soak is one of the perks of a date at Iron Mountain Hot Springs. Enjoy craft beer, wine or cocktails from the Sopris Café. The drink menu is extensive, but don’t go overboard. Soaking in hot springs can amplify the effects of alcohol. We recommend a limit of 2 drinks per person.

Appreciate the View. The best dates end with the realization that the two of you share a common vision. It’s a goal that’s easy to achieve at Iron Mountain Hot Springs, especially when you’re both looking in the same direction right from the start. Captivating views are all around. As evening approaches, embrace a colorful sunset together or, after dark, fix your gaze on the stars and your future together.
Make it a date at Iron Mountain Hot Springs! Reserve your time slot for two today.
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.