
Ojo Caliente/United States
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs
A historic New Mexico spring resort with an unusual combination of four mineral waters.
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Ojo Caliente/United States
A historic New Mexico spring resort with an unusual combination of four mineral waters.

Thermopolis, Wyoming/United States
A free public bathhouse at the foot of one of the world's largest mineral hot springs.

Berkeley Springs/United States
The oldest spa in the United States — warm mineral springs bathed in by George Washington, still running in a small public park.

Saratoga Springs/United States
Naturally carbonated mineral baths in a 1935 New Deal bathhouse inside Saratoga Spa State Park.

Hot Springs/United States
Four communal thermal pools inside a restored 1922 Bathhouse Row building.

Glenwood Springs/United States
One of the world's largest hot-spring pools, fed by the 50°C Yampah spring in Colorado.

Ouray/United States
An open-air mineral pool ringed by the San Juan Mountains, in a Colorado box canyon town at 2,400 metres.

Lava Hot Springs/United States
State-run soaking pools on the Portneuf River in southern Idaho, fed by odourless mineral water since 1902.

Fairbanks North Star/United States
A geothermal rock lake in the Alaskan interior, under the aurora from autumn to spring.

Umpqua National Forest/United States
Terraced travertine pools above the North Umpqua River in the Oregon Cascades.