Top Hot Springs in Colorado

Don’t forget to hydrate! I thought I'd be fine, but the hot water can really sap your energy. Bring a water bottle to keep yourself refreshed.

Check the weather before heading out. I thought it’d be fine, but it started raining and it gets chilly! Bring a light jacket, just in case.

If you can, visit during weekdays, especially around 3 PM. The crowds are way lighter and you can really enjoy the peace and quiet.

I recommend wearing flip-flops or water shoes. The paths can get pretty muddy and slippery, and you’ll want comfy footwear for walking around.

My advice is to check for discount tickets online before you go. I saved a few bucks that way and it makes the whole experience feel more budget-friendly.

I suggest getting there around 9 AM when they open. It's way less crowded and you can snag a good spot by the pools before everyone else shows up. Trust me, it makes a huge difference.