Iron Mountain Hot Springs

Name: Iron Mountain Hot Springs
Address: 281 Centennial St, Glenwood Springs, CO, 81601, US
Telephone: (970) 945-4766
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.8

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|Recreation|Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

281 Centennial St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

(970) 945-4766

https://www.ironmountainhotsprings.com/

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Iron Mountain Hot Springs | Glenwood Springs, Colorado The Iron Mountain Hot Springs caters to all who appreciate relaxing with a warm soak surrounded by mountain views. Glenwood Spring's newest hot spot offers 16 NATURAL mineral hot springs soaking pools and a freshwater family pool with a jetted spa. All are located alongside the Colorado River, just across from the base of the tram at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, with Rocky Mountain views that soothe and inspire.

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Bill K on Trip Advisor

★★

20 days ago

Even in the cold weather we really enjoyed the place. (So did hundreds of others!) We really enjoyed the experience. We had food, beer, and used all the pools and facilities. Even on a cold weekend day the place was a bit over-crowded. We made the most of it and did some "hopping" between the many different small hot-springs fed pools. Everything was well maintained and the pools were great for our family. Bad: Highway is close, place was quite crowded Good: The food was surprisingly good and inexpensive. We had beer, flatbread pizza, smoothies, cheese plate and more. Locker rooms and entry were very well maintained for how many people made it in. Scenery near river and snow on mountains was beautiful.

Don D on Trip Advisor

★★

23 days ago

Taking a break from skiing Had some friends in town from MI and after a couple days of skiing hard we decided to take a day off and hit the hot springs for the afternoon. It was my first time to Iron Mtn so I didn’t know what to expect. The facility was crowded but it was Saturday. The staff kept the place clean and organized. They provide lockers for your things and it’s included in the $25 fee which I thought was just a little high, but certainly not outrageous . The lockers are a decent size, about 13x17x14. They lock with the code on your wristband that is given to you when you check in. Towels are extra. Bring a towel and some flip flops a hat and some sunglasses if you’re there during the day. There are varied temps to the individual pools about 10-12 in all and a large swimming type pool that is heated as well. It looks like there is umbrellas for the sun in the summer if you need the shade. there is a food venue but we did not eat while we were there. They sell beer, seltzer’s and other drinks at reasonable prices. Showers are few when you get ready to rinse off and dressed to leave but most people get in and get out. I’d recommend going and making an afternoon or long Happy Hour out of it.

SageGirl2015 on Trip Advisor

★★

23 days ago

Fabulous Our first visit and we were more than impressed! What a great facility! This was March....and during the week, but not many people at all! Such great locker rooms and pools. Very very clean! This is a MUST do if you are a hot springs fan! If not....try this spot....you will be a fan!!!!

Jennpaz8 on Trip Advisor

★★

a month ago

Great new spot We were lucky to spend some QT here with some friends and found these springs amazing. Even though we arrived later in the evening (8ish) we were able to find a private tub. Easy to access and full bar.

Maialh17 on Trip Advisor

★★

a month ago

Very nice to relax/too packed with people We were trying to escape the craziness of Vail, wrong day to do that (Saturday in February) overall town was packed with people. We arrived around 1:30 pm to the springs and there wasn’t even room to park so we went to kill some time to the caverns and came back around 4:30 pm. It was still packed, but we decided to give a try. It was $25 per person (we went my husband and my mom she is 63) they have lockers were you can leave your stuff, the bathroom was big with nice showers and stalls were you could get changed. I really liked how that was organized. The pools were very packed but I found one that was nice and not that packed or with kids, it was the Opal 93 F. We got some drinks and relaxed, it was amazing I loved it. The people didn’t bother me as much. I rated 4 because Strawberry Park springs are still my favorite but this were nice and I would definitely come back but in the off season or weekday.

Ruth P on Trip Advisor

★★

a month ago

Awesome Hot Springs! I had never been to a hot spring and did not know what to expect. It was great! From the check in to the lockers to the amazing pools, it did not disappoint! If you come to Glenwood Springs, don’t miss it!

popcorngirl on Trip Advisor

★★

2 months ago

So Relaxing! Clean, relaxing and fun! Met some people that go to a lot of Hot Springs and they told us this was the best!

M O on Trip Advisor

★★

2 months ago

Enjoyable but I70 is loud Just to date us, this hot springs was not there when we first started coming to Glenwood Springs :) We wanted to give it a try and we are glad we did. There are 16 pools of varying temperature. It is in a lovely setting on the bank of the CO River. The noise of I70 is loud and never-ending. The pools were mostly clean. Only one had floating cotton or kleenex bits that we did not stay in once we realized. Otherwise, I tried 7 of the pools and enjoyed them. Note: There are children allowed in the pools. Personally in small pools like this I think they should rethink this policy. The family pool is large and cooler than the others and it seems to me that is better suited to satisfy the young children. We grew up taking our kids to hotsprings so I am definitely not anti-kids :) I just feel that snotty noses and splashing are not my idea of a good time anymore. It was very cold and snowing the day we went. Bring a robe or big towel. They do have towels for rent. They also sell drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) on site. The locker rooms are large and very clean. I would return.

Business Response:

Hi MO119. Thanks for visiting. To help mitigate exterior sounds, we play spa music in the quiet area and lively music near the family pool.The sound of the nearby Colorado River helps as well. We take the cleanliness of our pools very seriously. Our staff monitors them continuously, but as an outdoor venue, we are susceptible to the wind picking up items. If you see something that shouldn't be there, please let our staff know so they can remedy the situation quickly. Towel and robes are a great idea, as are sandals, especially in the winter months. Thanks for visiting and we look forward to seeing you again in the future.

MO119 on Trip Advisor

★★

2 months ago