4 luxurious all-natural spa treatments in the mountains

Are you in need of a little rest and relaxation? West Virginia’s warm, natural mineral springs are said to have restorative properties.

Unwind after a long week with a healing soak at one of these natural spas, and you’re sure to leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

1. Berkeley Springs State Park

Historically known as the town of Bath, Berkeley Springs is recognized as one of the nation’s first spas (George Washington even frequented it!) At Berkeley Springs State Park, you can take a dip in one of nine 750-gallon private tubs filled with hot mineral water– temperatures reach a maximum of 102 degrees— at the Old Roman Bathhouse or enjoy spa treatments at the Main Bathhouse.

2. The Renaissance Spa at the Country Inn of Berkeley Springs

In addition to the whirlpool baths filled with Berkeley Springs natural mineral water, the Renaissance Spa at the Country Inn of Berkeley Springs offers aromatherapy soaks, facials, massages, manicures, pedicures, body wraps, scrubs and peels, and spectacular views of the town.

3. The Salt Cave and Spa

Housed in a man-made underground cave, The Salt Cave and Spa’s signature salt halotherapy (which involves inhaling a mixture of White Himalayan and Pink Himalayan salt particles) is said to reduce inflammation. You can also indulge in body treatments, facials, aromatherapy, ion foot detox/ cleanse, light therapy, reflexology, reiki and yoga. 

4. Mineral Spa at The Greenbrier

The renowned Mineral Spa at The Greenbrier is the only Forbes five-star mineral spa in the world. The use of natural white sulphur spring waters and mineral-based products that are indigenous to the area have drawn people from all over the world to “take to the waters” for more than 230 years. Indulge in the spa’s hydrotherapies, massages, facials and body treatments for a complete experience.

Which natural treatments relax you?

This post was last updated on February 14, 2024