Hot Sulphur Springs derives its name from the hot mineral waters that seep from the hillside above the Colorado River. The town site was first platted in early 1860 by a Cherry Creek entrepreneur to develop as a vacation spa. A vacation at Hot Sulphur Springs is a step into the past.
Grand County is encompassed by the Continental Divide and syncopated mountain peaks.
Wide, sheltered meadows and forested hills brought Ute and Arapaho tribes here 9,000 years ago, followed by French trappers. Come see for yourself why this area remains a mecca for outdoor lovers and home to some of Colorado's oldest cattle ranches. Anglers will enjoy trout fishing along the five miles of public access on the Colorado River. Hot Sulphur Springs boasts a newly refurbished hot springs that is sure to soothe your spirit after a day of fun in the sun. Within an easy drive are the ski resorts of Berthoud Pass, Silver Creek and Winter Park and the charming town of Grand Lake, near the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park.