Fordyce Bath House officially returned to its traditional seven-day schedule Sunday, and visitors made their first stop at ...

The water then runs along a layer of impermeable rock until it hits a thrust fault that pushes it upward at the base of Hot Springs Mountain to the area of Bathhouse Row in downtown Hot Springs. steam ...

From the late 1800s to the early 1900s, Hot Springs transformed from a frontier town into a spa destination known for its eight Victorian-style bathhouses along Bathhouse Row. The thermal waters ...

The Ozark Bathhouse along Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs Arkansas. credit: Catherine Parker The Ouachita Mountains have been a ...

The Buckstaff Bathhouse sits along Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs. After your soak, head across the street to the Bathhouse Soapery & Caldarium for a souvenir soap or body product. Travelers can ...

“The water travels underground for 4,000 years before it hits a fault line at the base of Hot Springs Mountain, right along Bathhouse Row, and then it ‘shoots up’ for the next 400 years ...

Hot Springs is traditionally best known for the natural spring water that gives it its name, flowing out of the ground at a temperature of 147 degrees into the famed Bathhouse Row. Hot Springs ...

The late 1800s through the mid-1900s marked a time when visiting Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs, Arkansas meant coming to the country's premier health destination. “Folks have come for the healing ...

Here are many of the best things to do in Hot Springs, a uniquely American town. Head to the Fordyce on Bathhouse Row, home to the Hot Springs National Park Visitor Center. The Fordyce was once ...

(KATV) — Hot Springs, Arkansas was once a prime location for infamous gangsters. Robert Raines, executive director of The Gangster Museum of America located along Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs ...

Hot Springs National Park has reopened the Fordyce Bath House to its traditional seven-day schedule, the national park said ...