Enjoy a World Famous Hot Mineral Bath At This North Carolina Resort

Ever heard of a hot mineral bath? Yeah, me neither! Well, that is until now. One North Carolina resort is famously known for offering its hot mineral baths in the mountains. Talk about relaxation? Not only can you enjoy hot mineral baths, but you can camp year-round at Hot Springs Resort and Spa.

Hot Springs Resort and Spa is located in the Western part of North Carolina in Hot Springs, North Carolina tucked right into nature. Tucked along the banks of Spring Creek and the French Broad River, this peaceful oasis will have you never wanting to go back home. They offer eight camping cabins, hundreds of tent sites, and RV hookups for all guests to enjoy. They also offer tons of recreational activities such as white water rafting, zip line tours, horseback riding, and hiking. When you're not enjoying one of these fun activities, then you have to check out their world-famous mineral baths.

Deep into the earth, natural hot minerals are created and this spa offers you a full experience to enjoy the relaxation. Famous since 17778, these mineral baths are great for those treating a health problem or simply wanting to relax. Relaxing in the hot mineral bath water can relieve stress and fatigue, eases stiffness and pain, increase circulation, and known to help most circulatory illnesses. Hot Springs Resort and Spa offers a variety of hot mineral bath packages seven days a week.

If you're like me and into trying new things and enjoy relaxation then this might be perfect for you. North Carolina's nature is already one of its more beautiful features, so why not relax right in it. You can learn more about hot mineral baths and the spas accommodations on their website.

We all know that summertime is the best time for a road trip. We've already discussed all of that and the best state to take those road trips in, but what about waterfalls. One thing that North Carolina has plenty of is scenic views with some breathtaking waterfalls across the state. Didn't know that? Well, yes, North Carolina is known for its natural beauty and the waterfalls within the state surely add true to that. With a series of hiking trails showing off some of the most beautiful waterfalls, you won't regret finding these hidden gems.

Only In Your State gathered a list of some of the best waterfall road trips you could take in North Carolina. North Carolina is the best place to fall in love with nature this summer. But, where should you begin? This waterfall road trip will take you all across North Carolina. Along the way, you'll be able to see some of the most breathtaking waterfalls. Not only will you have the time of your life, but it also won't take all day. The entire trip can be done in a simple 5-hour day trip, according to Only In Your State! So, who is ready to see some waterfalls this summer? Check out Only In Your State's ultimate North Carolina waterfall road trip below.

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First stop is Linville Falls! This is one of the best waterfall hikes in the state. Take a hike and experience some of the best views of Linville Falls you have ever seen.

Up next is Crabtree Falls, not to far from Linville Falls. After a 3 mile hike you will get a great view of Crabtree Falls. 

Then you're off to Looking Glass Falls near Brevard. The waterfall is visible from the road, making it the most accessible waterfall in North Carolina. 

Your next stop on the road trip is Moore Cove Falls. This is the perfect walk behind waterfall, easily accessible from a small parking lot area. Located right next to Looking Glass you'll be able to knock them out back to back. 

Then we're off to Cove Creek Falls a great two in one experience. It's only a short hike, so this would be great for the whole family to be able to enjoy. 

Now, slip on down to Sliding Rock and really get the adrenaline pumping. Slide down the waterfall and feel the cool, mountain water when you hit the end. 

Next on the list is Dry Falls, which is probably great since you'll be soaked after leaving Sliding Rock. Walk right underneath this North Carolina waterfall and take a minute to soak in the moment. 

For your final stop on the waterfall road trip is Upper Whitewater Falls. This 811 ft. waterfall is the tallest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains. The upper portion is in North Carolina and the lower portion ends in South Carolina. Talk about a grand finale to the day!