People are very hot for hot springs, and various spas across the Mountain West are expanding and upgrading to accommodate more visitors. But if you’re eager for a dip this year, you better plan ahead.
Some hot springs resorts are undergoing major renovations, though a broader trend is a greater focus on wellness — including things like cold plunges, aqua yoga, sound baths and educating guests about how to make the most of hydrotherapy, according to Jessica Meath, executive director of the Hot Springs Association, based in New Castle, Colorado.
In addition, smaller pools that offer a more “intimate soaking experience” have also become more common, she added…