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Welcome Hot Springs, NC

Hot Springs, NC, a resort destination for almost 200 years, has long been renowned for its healing mineral springs and scenic mountain setting. Native Americans were the first to discover the 100-plus degree mineral water from which the Town of Hot Springs received its name.

Hot Springs, NC Is just 40 minutes north of Asheville. We are located at the junction of the Appalachian Trail and the French Broad River in a valley surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Pisgah National Forest. And Hot Springs is North Carolina's only town that sits astride the Appalachian Trail.


Recreation Recreation

We have it all! Not only does the Appalachian Trail run through Hot Springs, you can also find whitewater rafting, tubing, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing and more. Even just a scenic ride for those less adventurous.

 

 

Relaxation & Healing Relaxation & Healing

In today's busy world there is something special about a place where the pace is slower. There are plenty of accommodations where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the porch, soak in a hot water tub, or just relish in the quiet. You can also relax with a massage or various body treatments available by appointment.

 

 

Romance Romance

Many of the places that you can stay are equipped with hot water tubs, fireplaces and seclusion to create the romantic atmosphere that may be missing in your daily life.

 

 

 

Events Events

From the state's largest Civil War reenactment to some of the best regional outdoor music, Hot Springs is home to a great variety of events throughout the year.

 

 

a better state of mind

a better state of mind

It will only take one visit to understand why we describe our special corner of the world this way. As the local folks say "only in Hot Springs".