It’s beginning to look a lot like winter here in Washington. And whether you’re the type to dread or embrace the coming cold, you can probably agree that soaking in a toasty warm pool full of healing minerals sounds fantastic. If so, it’s time to book a winter getaway to Carson Hot Springs.

Carson Hot Springs sits nestled in the woods on the Columbia River Gorge in the tiny town of Carson.

management / TripAdvisor Since the early 1900s, guests have come here to relax and unwind.

The original St. Martin’s Hotel & Bath House is still standing, and it’s now a historic studio you can rent out for the night. It’s named after Isadore St. Martin, who discovered the hot springs here in 1901.

management / TripAdvisor There’s even a private, closed-in porch with a hot tub full of their famous healing mineral water.

While some of the onsite rooms are rather rustic, some of them come with outdoor hot tubs on the balconies.

Carson Hot Springs Resort Facebook The tubs are also filled with healing mineral water, and there’s no better way to warm up on a cold winter evening.

Of course, all guests are welcome to use the mineral therapy pool.

Carson Hot Springs Resort Facebook The water is pumped directly from the Wind River at 104 degrees, and it feels fantastic.

The mineral water warms and detoxifies the body while bringing the blood to the surface of the skin.

ZenDark30 / TripAdvisor And in addition to the health benefits, it feels fantastic.

Once you’ve soaked your winter blues away, treat yourself to a soothing massage.

Carson Hot Springs Resort Facebook The onsite spa also includes facials, a dry sauna, and waxing services. There are also small tubs full of mineral water at the spa.

Ready to relax and warm up this winter?

Carson Hot Springs Resort Facebook Call the resort at (509) 427-8296 to book a stay or make a reservation to soak.

Washington has some seriously soothing hot springs. Sol Duc Springs is another great spot.

management / TripAdvisor

Since the early 1900s, guests have come here to relax and unwind.

There’s even a private, closed-in porch with a hot tub full of their famous healing mineral water.

Carson Hot Springs Resort Facebook

The tubs are also filled with healing mineral water, and there’s no better way to warm up on a cold winter evening.

The water is pumped directly from the Wind River at 104 degrees, and it feels fantastic.

ZenDark30 / TripAdvisor

And in addition to the health benefits, it feels fantastic.

The onsite spa also includes facials, a dry sauna, and waxing services. There are also small tubs full of mineral water at the spa.

Call the resort at (509) 427-8296 to book a stay or make a reservation to soak.

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