Initial planning guide · Built from the supplied dataset. Full editorial review and venue photography are still in progress.
The experience
A place worth getting to know.
A modern, renovated hot springs resort (formerly Trimble Hot Springs) in the Animas Valley north of Durango. It has 32 natural mineral pools plus a resort-style swimming pool, cold plunges, private Ofuro tubs, a reflexology path, and a full spa. The water is famously odorless and is infused with oxygen nano-bubbles via their AquaGen system.
Plan your visit
The supplied information lists reservations as required. Check the operator’s booking process before choosing a date.
Among the priciest soaking in Colorado - $49 for two hours, and locals petition about rising prices
This is a short overview based on the initial supplied dataset. Prices, hours, access rules, and driving estimates have not been independently checked for publication. Use the practical details below as a starting point, then confirm your plans with the operator or land manager.
Good to know
The practical details.
- Admission / rates
- Listed from $49
- Hours
- Daily 9am-10pm (Thanksgiving and Christmas 2:30pm-10pm)
- Reservations
- Required — book ahead
- Location
- Durango
Southwest Colorado - Phone
- 970-247-0212
- Website
- Official website
Rate notes: 2-hour vs 3-hour timed sessions; children $24/$29; private Japanese Ofuro tubs priced separately by phone
Prices, hours, and access can change. The supplied dataset flags these details for confirmation: distance from denver mi, lat, lng, on-site lodging. Use the official website or call the operator for your travel date.
A closer look
Hot Springs at a glance.
- Age restrictions
- No
- On-site lodging
- No
The honest take
What to love. What to consider.
The highlights
- Large variety of pools with distinct adults-only and family-friendly zones, so both crowds are happy
- Sulfur-free water - no rotten-egg smell, a rare trait among Colorado hot springs
- Modern renovated facility with spa services, food options, and events like live music nights
Keep in mind
- Among the priciest soaking in Colorado - $49 for two hours, and locals petition about rising prices
- Timed reservations every half hour mean your soak has a hard stop; no open-ended day passes
Getting there
From Denver to Durango.
Approximate distance
Estimated drive
Drive times are planning estimates. Weather, mountain roads, traffic, and seasonal closures can change your route. Check the operator’s directions before leaving.
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Plan your visit
Make the most of your visit.
Book your reservation online well ahead - walk-ins are not accommodated and slots fill fast
Spa treatments include complimentary pool access, which can make the price feel more worthwhile
Pair it with a ski day at Purgatory (about 15 miles north) for a classic winter combo
Your questions
Before you head out.
Are reservations required?
Yes - the official site states reservations are required, with check-ins every half hour for 2- or 3-hour sessions.
Is there an adults-only area?
Yes. Eight pools near the swimming pool are family-friendly, while the mineral pools on the western slope are for adult guests.
Does Durango Hot Springs have on-site lodging?
No - as of the latest information it has no on-site lodging and partners with hotels in town; lodging is planned for the future.