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Durango's Wilderness Thermal Wonder

šŸ’›Along Highway 550 between Durango and Silverton lies a geological marvel—Pinkerton Hot Springs. šŸ’ŽThis colorful cone-shaped thermal formation, resembling nature's carefully sculpted artwork, stands as one of the most astonishing natural wonders in the San Juan Mountains. šŸŒ€The springs are named after 19th-century railroad magnate Pinkerton, who legend says built a spa here after being cured of rheumatism by these waters. āœ… Though only ruins remain today, 35°C water still surges from the depths, with silica-rich waters forming unique terraced sedimentary deposits that display dreamy gradients of milky white and pink-orange in sunlight. šŸ”¶Locals believe in the springs' healing properties, and visitors can often be seen soaking hands and feet in the shallow pools, feeling the warm pulse of the earth. āœ…Standing by the springs, watching steam rise against snowy mountain backdrops, you'll understand why Native Americans called this place "where Mother Earth breathes." #GeologicalMarvel #WildernessHotSprings #DurangoHiddenGem

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Durango's Wilderness Thermal Wonder

šŸ’›Along Highway 550 between Durango and Silverton lies a geological marvel—Pinkerton Hot Springs. šŸ’ŽThis colorful cone-shaped thermal formation, resembling nature's carefully sculpted artwork, stands as one of the most astonishing natural wonders in the San Juan Mountains. šŸŒ€The springs are named after 19th-century railroad magnate Pinkerton, who legend says built a spa here after being cured of rheumatism by these waters. āœ… Though only ruins remain today, 35°C water still surges from the depths, with silica-rich waters forming unique terraced sedimentary deposits that display dreamy gradients of milky white and pink-orange in sunlight. šŸ”¶Locals believe in the springs' healing properties, and visitors can often be seen soaking hands and feet in the shallow pools, feeling the warm pulse of the earth. āœ…Standing by the springs, watching steam rise against snowy mountain backdrops, you'll understand why Native Americans called this place "where Mother Earth breathes." #GeologicalMarvel #WildernessHotSprings #DurangoHiddenGem

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