The American Southwest has always been a haven for those who enjoy the stark and raw landscapes of the high desert. Hidden within the rock walls of places like Arizona, however, waterfall hunters will also find the treasure they seek. From sacred falls located far from civilization to those that are only a short drive …
Hot Springs Closest to Phoenix, Arizona
It is no secret that Arizona is full of beautiful, rejuvenating natural hot springs. Even near the busy metropolis of Phoenix, AZ, there are plenty of hot springs that will allow you to relax after a long day of working, sightseeing, or trying to experience everything the city has to offer. A trip to Arizona …
5 Ski Resorts near Phoenix, Arizona
For anyone that thought skiing was just for cities well above sea level where frigidly cold weather is common, we’ve got news for you. The city of Phoenix might be nestled in the desert, but there are a handful of ski areas that Arizonans and tourists to the area alike can enjoy visiting for some …
The Top Arizonian Hot Springs
From roaming desert landscapes to the Grand Canyon, Arizona is known for its myriad of stunning geographical features. In addition to these notorious landmarks, Arizona is also home to some of the best naturally occurring hot springs thanks to the underground geothermal activity. Rising to the surface at a rate of 30 to 50 gallons …
Roper Lake State Park (hot springs closed) – Safford, Arizona
When visiting Tucson, Arizona, and looking for a place to rest and explore the outdoors, Roper Lake State Park is a necessary stop. Located in Graham County, this rural state park offers a hot spring, lake, hiking trails, and camping resources. Natural Hot Springs Pool and Activities The hot spring at Roper Lake State Park …
Sheep Bridge Hot Springs – Yavapai County, Arizona
Hidden behind reeds on the west side of the Sheep Bridge in Yavapai County, Arizona, is a hidden gem of a hot spring. The Sheep Bridge Hot Spring tub is open all day year-round for soaking, and if you are a nature lover, then you are sure to find many other attractions in the area …
Hot Well Dunes Hot Springs – Safford, Arizona
If you find yourself in southeast Arizona searching for beautiful views and a dip in a hot spring, then look no further than the Hot Well Dunes in Safford. With two cement grated tubs for soaking and ten developed tent and RV sites, the area is perfect for camping, hot tubbing, and even driving in …
Ringbolt (Arizona) Hot Springs – Willow Beach, Arizona
Secluded near the Arizona/Nevada border, Ringbolt Hot Springs is best known as Arizona Hot Springs. It requires a 6 mile loop hike to reach, about 3 miles each way, so it’s only accessed in the cooler months between October and May. The closest town is Boulder City in Nevada, located 10 miles west. The trail …
Essence of Tranquility – Safford, Arizona
Essence of Tranquility of a low key hot springs resort with plenty of soaking options and overnight accommodations. It’s located in Safford, AZ, which lies about an 3 hours southeast of Phoenix or two hours northeast of Tuscon. Situated in southeastern Arizona, Essence of Tranquility is a rustic resort with a relaxing ambiance. You can …
Castle Hot Springs – Castle Hot Springs, Arizona
Established in 1896, Castle Hot Springs invites you to immerse in tranquility. It’s located about 50 miles northwest of downtown Phoenix, an hour’s drive. The full hot springs resort has been used for centuries by Pilgrims and various Natives including Apache and Yavapai tribes hiking into the Bradshaw Mountains. They are heated naturally from beneath …
Verde Hot Springs – Yavapai County, Arizona
A former resort now ruins, Verde Hot Springs is still a cherished hot springs destination. It’s located south of Sedona in Yavapai County, with the closest towns Camp Verde, AZ and Strawberry, AZ. The hot springs hotel was built in 1922. It was famous for years before burning down in 1962. There are a couple …
El Dorado Hot Springs – Tonopah, Arizona
An “oasis in the desert”, El Dorado Hot Springs offers several soaking options, including private soaks, as well as overnight accommodations. It’s located about an hour west of Phoenix in Tonopah, Arizona. The town name of “Tonopah” means “hot water under the bush” in the local Native American language. The resort is situated over a …