Twin Peaks Lodge pitches Ouray as a year-round outdoor destination

Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs is promoting Ouray, Colorado, as a four-season getaway built around hiking, ice climbing, hot springs and small-town stays. The push underscores how Southwest Colorado tourism is blending adventure travel with lodging, spa services and on-site mineral pools.

Why it matters: - Ouray’s appeal now stretches beyond summer travel, giving Southwest Colorado a year-round tourism story built on outdoor recreation and hot springs. - Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs is positioning itself as a base for visitors who want both access to the mountains and a place to recover after a day outside. - The mix matters for travelers who want one trip to cover adventure, relaxation and walkable access to town.

What happened: - Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs continued promoting Ouray as a year-round destination for mountain scenery, outdoor recreation and natural hot springs. - The lodge is in the San Juan Mountains and is marketed as a comfortable base near trails, waterfalls, winter activities, downtown Ouray and mineral soaking experiences. - The message is aimed at travelers planning mountain getaways in any season.

The details: - Warm-weather activities in Ouray include hiking, off-roading, Jeep routes, waterfalls, alpine scenery and historic mountain roads. - Cold-weather options include ice climbing, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing and winter sightseeing around snow-covered peaks. - Colorado tourism sources have recognized Ouray for year-round recreation, hot springs, off-roading, waterfalls and ice climbing. - Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs offers lodging, on-site hot springs, dining access, spa services and adventure connections. - The lodge’s hot springs are fed by naturally heated water from the ground before reaching indoor and outdoor reservoirs on the property. - Guest access is available during daily posted hours, and day passes are available for visitors who do not book an overnight stay. - Listed amenities include in-room refrigerators, flat-screen TVs, high-speed wireless internet, air conditioning, K-cup coffee and tea, breakfast, laundry access, a cardio gym and parking. - Partnerships with Ouray Mountain Adventures, Sage Spa and Mineshaft Restaurant give guests access to off-road rentals, massage services and dining. - The lodge describes the overall experience as one day of trails, waterfalls, mountain passes or the Ouray Ice Park followed by an evening in warm mineral pools close to town.

Between the lines: - The pitch reflects a broader effort to extend mountain-town tourism beyond peak summer months and into winter. - Bundling lodging, recreation and recovery helps make Ouray more competitive for travelers who want convenience rather than a one-activity trip. - The emphasis on hot springs and spa services suggests wellness is being used alongside outdoor adventure to widen the town’s appeal.

What's next: - Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs is likely to keep marketing Ouray as a destination where guests can combine outdoor activity, small-town character and relaxation in one stay. - The tourism message appears built for travelers considering both seasonal adventures and off-season escapes. - Continued visitor interest in Southwest Colorado could reinforce Ouray’s profile as a four-season mountain base.