The resort has evolved slowly over the years. Springs Resort with bathers - Photo courtesy of Marla Cimini Holtz explains, “Due to depth of the Mother Spring, and the unique composition of our minerals, we found that guests often travel here for soaking – even if they live closer to other hot springs.” The Springs Resort is just one of many spots in the area to receive water from this artisanal Mother Spring, which also provides heat to area schools and other buildings. Known as the Mother Spring, this bubbling pool that’s 144 degrees Fahrenheit is much too hot for soaking, but it feeds the 24 other nearby pools, which range in temperature from 80 to 114 degrees.
The Springs Resort is considered unparalleled, as it’s home to the world’s deepest geothermal hot spring (over 1,002 feet deep and authenticated by Guinness World Records). The Springs Resort Mother Spring - Photo courtesy of Marla Cimini Soaking in geothermal water stimulates the body’s immune system, increases your blood circulation and helps to rid the body of toxins, so it’s wonderful to plan your trip around a geothermal spa retreat.” The Mother Spring is the deepest in the world Sharon Holtz, the Director of Resort Wellness at The Springs, claims, “There are so many health benefits from geothermal bathing and there’s more and more research coming out every day reinforcing this. According to the Global Wellness Summit, balneotherapy stems from the ancient traditions of using waters for wellness. However, “balneotherapy” is the official term for soaking in thermal waters, which usually contain a number of minerals, such as salts, sulfur and other organic elements. Travelers and spa-goers who make thermal spas a part of their regular routine are probably familiar with hydrotherapy treatments offered at spas across the world. On chilly days, the scene can be described as truly magical, with steam slowly rising from these warm, mineral-rich waters against the blue sky, creating an ethereal panorama. That view includes the quaint town of Pagosa Springs, known for its 300-plus days of sunshine each year. Situated along the picturesque San Juan River, this remote and rustic resort features 25 naturally-heated geothermal pools of various sizes and shapes, perched on a multitude of outdoor terraces overlooking a stunning vista. Other-worldly, serene, meditative, healing – all of these adjectives have been accurately used to describe The Springs Resort, a unique tranquil wellness destination that’s tucked away in the majestic Rocky Mountains of Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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