Are hot springs fun in the winter?

Yes, you can visit these awesome natural hot springs any time of the year, but here are a few extra tips for enjoying them during the winter months. Dress in layers. There's a good chance that all sorts of temperature extremes will make appearances on this adventure.



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With winter setting in across the country, now is the perfect time to take a dip at the American Spa. Hot Springs National Park is open year-round, but fewer people visit the park during winter months. It's an ideal quiet destination during these colder days.

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The best time to visit Hot Springs is August to October and February to April. Many of the attractions in and around Hot Springs revolve around the water, so travelers will be most comfortable visiting during the warmer months, when drying off won't immediately induce shivering.

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WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU TO MYSTIC HOT SPRINGS IN THE WINTER?
  • Change of clothes that are quick and easy to put on.
  • Big warm towel + additional towels.
  • Shoes that are easy to slip on and off like Teva's or Chaco's. ...
  • Headlamp if you are going at night. ...
  • Lot's of water.
  • Snacks.
  • Beanie to keep your head warm.


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Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region has some of the most beautifully mild weather year around. (We've celebrated many Christmases with the sliding glass door open!) The temperature tends to fluctuate between 28 and 61 degrees fahrenheit, with very little snow till Spring.

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The hot mineral springs are open year-round and, with water temperatures of 102-103 degrees, a soak in the springs is great even in the coldest of weather. In fact, many people prefer a hot soak during the coldest of weather.

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How much time do you need in Hot Springs National Park? If you want to just see the highlights, including Bathhouse Row, touching the hot spring, and going for a short hike, you could definitely get away with just 1 day in Hot Springs National Park.

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The hot mineral springs are open year-round and, with water temperatures of 102-103 degrees, a soak in the springs is great even in the coldest of weather – in fact many people prefer a hot soak during the coldest of weather. When Valentine's Day arrive in Hot Springs, we know that spring is just around the corner.

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While clothing may be optional at your desired hot spring, it's always smart to have one on hand! You never know who could be there when you arrive, and it might feel weird or uncomfortable to be nude if you see a family with small children soaking in the pool you want to use.

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Taking a Dip The naturally high temperatures of the spring water make the water unsafe for bathing, so think twice before you dip your toes in. Fortunately, there are other options at the park that make it possible to submerse yourself in the therapeutic waters at a safe temperature.

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Know before you soak: Iron Mountain Hot Springs is open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, except for scheduled maintenance closures. Pricing varies between $36-58 per soak ticket, depending on time of day and day of the week, and if guests upgrade to include access to WorldSprings.

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What is the best time to visit Arkansas? The beautiful Fall months of September to October are the best time to visit Arkansas. The vistas are breathtaking with the warm colors of Fall being painted across the State. The state typically has a cooler climate.

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The winter season is a magical time of the year to visit Colorado. It's the perfect season for unique activities like dog-sledding, ice climbing, and snowshoeing.

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