Hot Springs National Park: Hot Springs, Arkansas

A visit to Hot Springs National Park wouldn't be complete heading down to check out Bathhouse Row and soaking in the healing waters. Bathhouse row is an incredible architectural journey. The first ones in town were crude wooden structures built in the early 1800s, the current 8 historic bathhouses were built in the late 1800s and were so luxurious that they rivaled the bathhouses at European spas.
3,000 years ago, Native Americans who discovered Hot Springs named it "Valley of the Vapors." Today most of the springs are capped, however originally all 47 springs bubbled up pure, natural, mineral-enriched 147-degree water.
Come for a walk with Trim and Head through the downtown of Hot Springs National Park and get an 'insider's' look at these amazing bathhouses!