Mount Princeton Hot Springs, Natural hot springs in Nathrop, Chaffee County, United States.
Mount Princeton Hot Springs is a thermal source near Nathrop where water flows from underground into several pools ranging from 70 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. The facility sits at 8,250 feet in a mountain valley setting.
The mineral waters have been used by local communities since 1879 and grew into a destination for healing treatments. The site expanded over time into a full resort with various facilities and services.
The springs attract visitors seeking mountain wellness traditions in this high-altitude setting. People use the pools both for relaxation and as a gathering place in the Colorado landscape.
The resort operates year-round and provides lodging, dining, and equipment rentals for mountain activities. Visitors should bring water-appropriate clothing and allow time to adjust to the high elevation.
The chalk cliffs of Mount Princeton glow white against the surrounding mountain peaks, creating an unusual backdrop for bathing. This geological feature makes the setting visually distinct from other hot spring destinations.
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