These nine North American areas are filled with mineral hot springs that are great for aches, pains and the cold late-winter blues.

What if you only had a day or two, to spend in Yellowstone National Park? Where would you go? What would you photograph? If you decide to travel the park’s 142-mile Grand Loop Road, a figure-eight ...

Embark on the off-roading journey of a lifetime with the 2,400-mile Great American Outback Trail across Oregon, Nevada, ...

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“Totally mixed,” admits Berry, a third-generation rancher who owns the 50,000-acre Horse Creek Cattle Co ... to the pools of Glenwood Hot Springs Resort in Garfield County.

Today the small Appalachian Trail community’s big attraction is the Hot Springs Resort and Spa which has 100 acres and hot tubs along the creek supplied by the warm natural mineral waters. From ...

Tucked away in southern Delaware, where the whispers of ancient trees blend with the gentle lapping of pristine waters, lies ...

Silver Creek Plunge Resort in the Boise National Forest offers a serene mountain getaway with natural hot springs and various outdoor activities. Downata Hot Springs offers a unique family-friendly ...

You can learn more about the area’s seafaring history with a kayak trek across Taylor Creek or a ferry ride ... this city has become a hot spot for family vacations and girls’ trips. The Grand Hotel ...

A hot springs destination is expanding in Colorado, aiming to separate itself from the state's growing geotherthermal scene.