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Joyful Journey Hot Springs

Joyful Journey Hot Springs is a quiet, peaceful spa retreat located at the northern gateway to the San Luis Valley and is a favorite destination for the healing, relaxing effect of natural hot water under the clear skies of the valley.  They offer three outdoor tiled geothermal soaking pools, surrounded by decks and magnificent panoramic views.  Water rises from the travertine springs at between 120°F and 145°F, however, the pools are maintained between 98°F and 108°F.

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Sand Dunes Recreation

Sand Dunes Recreation is the San Luis Valley’s ultimate relaxation destination and a true desert oasis. Located just a short drive north of Alamosa, our family-owned facility features a massive, naturally heated artesian swimming pool filled with crisp, mineral-rich water maintained at a comfortable 98°F to 102°F year-round, perfect for family fun or soaking after a long day of hiking the Great Sand Dunes.

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Splashland Hot Springs

Splashland Hot Springs in Alamosa has a geothermal outdoor swimming pool that has been around since 1955 and is an important part of Alamosa’s history.  Now remodeled and upgraded with a concession stand, this natural hot spring is a great place to take the family to enjoy a summer afternoon. Splashland is open seasonally, and is located 1 mile north of Alamosa on Highway 17.

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Hot Springs

Splashland Splashland Hot Springs in Alamosa has a geothermal outdoor swimming pool that has been around since 1955 and is an important part of Alamosa’s history.  Now remodeled and upgraded with a concession stand, this natural hot spring is a great place to take the family to enjoy a summer afternoon. Splashland is open seasonally, and is located 1 mile north of Alamosa on Highway 17.

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