Glenwood Springs Chamber

Discover Glenwood Springs, Colorado

The Hot Springs Pool, established in 1888, is the country's largest outdoor mineral pool, famous for its healing thermal waters and its size at over two city blocks long. At the nearby Yampah Spa & Vapor Caves, you can soothe away muscle aches in underground caverns-a natural geothermal steam bath-just like the Ute Indians did centuries ago. Or take a 10-minute tram ride up to Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park where you can view amazing crystalline formations on atour of its mountain caves. Gentle activities here include panning for gemstones, while adrenaline-junies love the giant swing that launches riders 1,300 feet over the Colorado River! No matter what your sport-hiking, biking, golfing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, paragliding or fly fishing-enjoy it in Glenwood Springs. one favorite in-town hike brings you to the memorial of famous gunslinger Doc Holliday. History buffs will also enjoy the Hotel Colorado, where Teddy Roosevelt once stayed.

A distinctive downtown and the Glenwood Meadows offers diverse shopping. massage and spa treatments are a great way to relax at the end of a day of activity in Glenwood Springs. Dining options at more than 60 area restaurants and bars include casual brewpubs, Cajun cuisine, traditional steakhouses, French restaurants, authentic Mexican and more.