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It was snowing in Colorado even in October. I visited a hot spring inn deep in the mountains, thinking that it should be nice to soak in the snowy landscape.

Spencer Hot Springs is one of the most popular geothermal pools in the State of Nevada. Around a hill, there are several pools that RVs can park in the near distance.

The camping ground is located in the middle of nowhere around Gila National Forest. Dip in hot springs in the quiet forest.

One of the largest outdoor hot springs in Nevada is here. The well-maintained hot springs provide clear and odorless water, which may appeal to all tastes.

The camping ground is in the desert near the border between the State of Nevada and California. The amount of the hot springs water is so huge that makes a koi pond.

Shangri-La Spa is the most luxury spa facility using the geothermal water of Ixtapan de la Sal. With a little modification, the Roman baths provides free-flowing water.

A long-established hotel in the State of Washington keeps the traditional way of bathing. In the some guest rooms, in contrast, an up-to-date Jacuzzi is fed by hot springs water.

Shortly before sunrise, roosters crowed in the cobbled streets. In front of the public bath in Mexico, regular visitors were waiting for the opening.

Portland, Oregon is ranked high in several surveys about the best places to live in the U.S. It is only one and a half hour's drive from the city full of the Modern Hippies to a bathhouse in deep in the mountains.

Soakers in the Eastern United States may recall a famous spa town near New York, when hearing the name of a place, Saratoga. Another Saratoga Hot Springs is located 1,800 miles in the west, in the State of Wyoming.