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Hot Springs NP, Arkansas
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Display Spring is located within Hot Springs National Park, which is one of the oldest parks managed by the National Park Service, established in 1832.
The spring is known for its naturally heated thermal waters, which are believed to have therapeutic properties and have been used for centuries by Native American tribes.
Hot Springs National Park, where Display Spring is located, is part of the Hot Springs Bathhouse Row Historic District, recognized for its historical significance.
The thermal waters of Display Spring are heated by a unique geological process where rainwater seeps deep into the earth and is heated by the natural geothermal gradient before resurfacing.
The spring has been a destination for health and relaxation since the 19th century, attracting visitors seeking the healing benefits of its mineral-rich waters.
The waters of Display Spring emerge at an average temperature of 143°F (62°C), making them some of the hottest in the region.
