Discover WorldSprings: A Collection of Mineral Hot Springs Wellness Destinations Across the United States That Are Inspired by Famous Geothermal Locations
WorldSprings Dallas features more than 40 mineral hot springs inspired by nine unique global destinations and their healing waters.
People travel from all corners of the globe to visit places like the Dead Sea and Iceland’s Blue Lagoon in order to experience the healing benefits of their mineral-rich waters. From improved sleep and relaxation to relief from join pain and improved skin health, these destinations offer a natural and enjoyable way to improve one’s wellness.
WorldSprings is a collection of unique outdoor wellness destinations that are recreating these global destinations in the United States to bring their healing benefits closer to home, making them more accessible to all. With locations in Colorado, Texas, and Utah (coming soon), each WorldSprings location offers a unique, immersive experience for guests with dozens of mineral hot springs inspired by famous geothermal locations around the world.
“The therapeutic benefits of the soak experience are profound and well-established,” says Jackie Stauffer, CMO of WorldSprings. “The possibilities are endless, from stress reduction and muscle recovery to enhanced skin health, reduced joint pain, mental and physical relaxation, gastrointestinal relief, deeper sleep, and improved interpersonal connections. We encourage everyone to visit a WorldSprings location and experience the mental and physical benefits!”
We chatted with Stauffer, who shared more information about WorldSprings and its unique amenities at each location, what to expect when planning a visit, and more.
WorldSprings at Iron Mountain Hot Springs is set against the backdrop of Colorado’s iconic red hillsides in the Rocky Mountains.
When did WorldSprings open its first location and where?
Our Co-Founder, Steve Beckley, an avid outdoorsman and cave engineer, purchased beloved local attraction Iron Mountain Hot Springs in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, in July 2015. Located between Aspen and Vail in the heart of ski country, it’s the perfect place to soak against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.
Guests loved to soak in the natural geothermal mineral waters, and we used this property as our testing ground for WorldSprings, creating a dedicated area where guests could enjoy mineral waters inspired by renowned geothermal locations.
WorldSprings at Iron Mountain Hot Springs features 32 pools including geothermal springs, adult-only WorldSprings pools, a cold plunge, a Dead Sea Float Pool, and a family pool.
How many other locations are there?
Inspired by the positive reception from the Iron Mountain Hot Springs community, we opened our second location and first standalone property in The Colony, a suburb of Dallas, Texas. WorldSprings Dallas features 46 mineral hot springs spread across 10 acres and is conveniently located to support visitors and locals in leveraging the healing powers of mineral waters.
Are more WorldSprings locations opening in the future and where?
Zion Canyon Hot Springs, our third WorldSprings property, opens in La Verkin, Utah, in June 2025. It is only a short drive from nearby Zion Canyon National Park. The property will feature over 50 mineral hot springs and geothermal pools, providing rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation for visitors hiking the canyon and locals unwinding.
WorldSprings will open its third location, Zion Canyon Hot Springs, in Utah in June 2025.
What inspired the creation of WorldSprings?
WorldSprings is the brainchild of accomplished engineer Steve Beckley and seasoned investor Rob Kramer. Both Steve and Rob are well-traveled and have seen firsthand how different cultures and countries integrate a soak into their wellness routine. And how something so simple can have such a profound effect. They decided to bring this idea stateside and quickly grew and scaled WorldSprings into a national brand.
What do guests love most about WorldSprings?
Our guests tell us how much they love the feeling they get when they step onto a WorldSprings property. It’s a true retreat and a mental vacation from their day-to-day. They can unplug and let their minds wander while soaking in our pools or relaxing in our saunas, with the added benefit of leaving mentally rejuvenated and physically refreshed. We are proud to share that 98% of visitors report feeling better after their visit.
WorldSprings at Iron Mountain Hot Springs is centrally located between Aspen and Vail.
Tell us about the amenities featured at WorldSprings. Is each location unique and different?
Each location has geothermal pools, mineral hot springs, and an on-site cafe where guests can refuel and foster interpersonal connections after a circuit of pools and saunas. In addition, we have location-specific features, such as a world-class spa offering massages, facials, cupping, and more at WorldSprings Dallas.
Can you share a special bonus that guests might not be aware of before visiting?
Our Dallas location offers an array of daily fitness and mindfulness classes, such as yoga, sound baths, pilates, and more. These classes are all complimentary and included as part of your visit! I love to move my body before settling into one of our pools or taking a cold plunge dip after class for recovery.
Guests at WorldSprings at Iron Mountain Hot Springs can take a refreshing dip in a cold plunge pool or float in the salinated Dead Sea Pool.
Do you have an insider’s tip that you can share for visitors to get the most out of their visit?
I highly recommend trying our Mineral Method Wellness Circuits! Each circuit has been thoughtfully designed around a specific benefit and guides you through the steps. My favorite is the Detox circuit, which features a mineral springs soak, sauna, outdoor shower rinse, and cold plunge to help your body turn down overactive inflammation.
Are any snacks and beverages available?
Each location has a dedicated area to refuel and enjoy food and drinks on-site! Our seasonally-inspired café includes a full menu of shareable plates and individual snacks designed to meet guests’ dietary needs and allow them to refuel. Mocktails and cocktails are available at our bar and can be ordered and enjoyed poolside.
WorldSprings at Iron Mountain Hot Springs' has 104-degree geothermal springs, which are especially enjoyable during the winter.
Are any spa services offered?
Our Dallas location offers massages, facials, and LED light therapy. Our skilled team of aestheticians and massage therapists is available to book and makes a wonderful addition to the soak experience. Book any massage or facial at the WorldSprings Spa and enjoy complimentary soak access as part of your Spa experience.
WorldSprings Dallas also offers spa treatments such as massages, facials, and LED light therapy to enhance their experience.
For more information about WorldSprings, visit their website. Follow on Instagram: @worldsprings
[Photo credit: Courtesy of WorldSprings]
WorldSprings
Dallas: 3240 Plano Parkway, The Colony, TX 75056; 1 (844) 476-2546
Iron Mountain Hot Springs: 281 Centennial St., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601; 1 (844) 476-2546