Visit This Utah Hot Spring For A Relaxing Getaway

Now that cold weather is seriously starting to settle into Utah, it's time to start thinking about hot springs. Sure, they're great in the summer...but they're even better in the winter, when you can experience the hot water relaxing your body and the cold air hitting your face. Ahhh...there's just nothing like it! Mystic Hot Springs is located at 475 E. 100 N. in Monroe. Take a look at this incredible place.

Mystic Hot Springs has long been considered the perfect spot for soaking.

In fact, local Native Americans once soaked here, painting themselves with red mud.

The springs were homesteaded by the Cooper Family in 1886.

Over the years, a dance hall was added, and improvements were made to the soaking pools. The place fell into disrepair after awhile. The dance hall closed and people stopped showing up. Then, the current owner, Mike Ginsberg, stumbled upon the springs on his way home from Las Vegas and bought the property in 1995.

Millions of years of mineral buildup has created a big mound.

The water comes out of the ground at about 168 degrees Fahrenheit and pumps out 200 gallons per minute.

The soaking tubs are simply divine.

The eight tubs vary in temperature from 98 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The view is pretty great, too.

Mystic Hot Springs is a very laid-back place, but there's no nudity or alcohol.

This is the hottest tub.

It's closest to the spring, and probably the most picturesque.

Sleep in one of the cool converted buses during your stay.

Stay in one of four buses, or choose one of the four cabins. There's also a campground on-site.

Check out the greenhouse!

This property is continually being improved, with an emphasis on reusing materials in a sustainable way.

Mystic Hot Spring is the perfect place to relax!

Soak your cares away in this truly special place.

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