Posts Tagged ‘hot springs’
Oct 2, 2011
By Lisa T. Bergren
After a trip to Branson, the girls and I swung south across the border to explore Eureka Springs, AR. As I searched for a place to stay, numerous people suggested the Crescent Hotel, built in 1886. Soon after I made our reservation, I learned the Crescent was the “Most Haunted Hotel in America” and features ghost tours. Continue reading
In Arkansas, Trip Reports, USA
Tags: America, Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, ghost tours, haunted, historical, hot springs, most haunted, USA
Jan 30, 2011
Soak in the Healing
Glenwood Hot Springs in WinterBy Lisa T. Bergren
The Ute Indians called the hot springs “Yampah,” which meant “big medicine” and it wasn’t long before European capitalists came along and purchased the springs and the land around it. Continue reading
In Colorado, Trip Reports, USA
Tags: Glenwood Springs, healing, hot springs, minerals, Rocky Mountains, spa, swimming
Aug 30, 2010
Mt. Princeton & St. Elmo
A Central Colorado Day TripBy Lisa T. Bergren
Interested in exploring some of Colorado’s hot springs? After packing a lunch and swimsuits/towels/change of clothes, we set off on this day trip from Colorado Springs to a place that had won high marks from fellow moms—Mt. Princeton. Continue reading
In Colorado, Trip Reports, USA
Tags: Buena Vista, Colorado Springs, day trip, Denver, ghost town, hot springs, Mt. Princeton, Nathrop, St. Elmo, waterslide
