Take a dip in America's best natural pools

Hamilton Pool Preserve (Texas) - Located just outside of Austin, this historic swimming hole features a 50-foot waterfall cascading into a perfect jade-green pool.

Havasu Falls (Arizona) - Part of the Grand Canyon but on the Havasupai tribal lands, its turquoise waters make it a breathtaking destination after a rigorous hike.

Sliding Rock (North Carolina) - A natural water slide in Pisgah National Forest, where visitors can slide down a smooth rock face into a refreshing pool.

Homestead Crater (Utah) - Swim in a geothermal spring inside a 55-foot tall, beehive-shaped limestone rock.

Devil’s Den (Florida) - A stunning prehistoric spring inside a dry cave with crystal clear water, popular for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Chena Hot Springs (Alaska) - Relax in these therapeutic, naturally heated waters located in a breathtaking Alaskan landscape.

Johnson’s Shut-Ins (Missouri) - Swim through the natural water slides and pools carved out by the Black River in this state park.

Queen’s Bath (Hawaii) - A tide pool on the island of Kauai, surrounded by lava rocks, offering picturesque views of the Pacific Ocean.

Blue Hole (New Mexico) - An artesian spring with incredibly clear, blue water that is a favorite among divers and swimmers alike.