South Canyon Hot Springs - Tourist attraction in Glenwood Springs - , USA

Clean up after yourselves. Please... It was free but only one pool that was working. Very slick trail. Glad, I did it once but never again.

This place is beautiful, but unfortunately we did not get to go in the hot spring. It was 90 degrees on a Thursday evening and it was packed. Hippies, families and an old guy in a thong. A lovely melting pot all brought together for a commonality. We waited about half an hour but more people started showing up so we left unfulfilled. The walk from the parking pull off is not far. Gorgeous nature all around. If u can get here early/on an off time ENJOY!

Weekday passes are $40. Don't know where people got $20 from. Cheap canned beers in the adult section. The stream was super refreshing, followed by a soak in the hot springs. Good stopover if you're in the area.

It's unfortunate this place has bad reviews. I'm a native South Floridian and for someone like me, this experience was exceptional. The springs were clean, not full of litter. They smelled a bit like sulfur but I'm expecting that! It's not made to drink after all, it's a mineral spring. There is a tiny bridge to cross the tiny river which was fun, made me feel like I was on a small adventure. We met some awesome people. The views were astounding. Highly recommend for anyone who is laid back, adventure seeking and nature loving. Not for picky or boujee people I guess!

Well-kept and short hike to a nice hot spring. Was lucky to arrive with no one else around. Spring is shaped like a heart and was very rejuvenating. Also recommend Iron Hot Springs nearby for those looking for a more ‘tourist-friendly’ place

visited in Aug 2023 when it was hit outside. the water was pretty murky and unappealing. temperature was approx 110 to 115degF. I'd give it 2 stars, except it might be good in the winter. definitely rustic.

A great wild hot spring pool. Very warm and hot towards the back! Clear water in the morning before the mud gets stirred up by visitors. There was a local gentleman who is working to dig out another pool. Apparently the original spring was dug and maintained by a local man who is now elderly but continues to maintain the spring. It's a short hike-- up and down and a bit rocky. It's accessible if you are able bodied. Lots of mineral mud to rub on if you are into that. Since it's wild, clothing is optional. There was a nude man that was not shy. That was uncomfortable for me but I enjoyed my soak and it def eased some aches and pains. Will be a regular stop for me when I pass through.

This is not for the faint of heart. This is REAL, this is getting back to mother nature and experiencing the Earth! Feel the warm water against your skin, rub the clay and mud into your skin and feel the communion with Gaia. If you can't find it then you don't deserve it.