Hot Springs is a popular golf destination for traveling golfers with more than 2 golf courses and 2 resort courses - from golf course designers like - The Old Course at The Omni Homestead Resort, originally built in 1892 and expanded by Donald Ross in 1913, is one of the oldest continuously operating golf courses in the United States. The Cascades Course at The Omni Homestead Resort, designed by William S. Flynn in 1924, is consistently ranked among the top public courses in the nation and has hosted numerous state and regional championships. . Hot Springs offers golf packages for buddies trips, couples getaways and golfers looking to play top notch golf courses in Virginia.

Best Golf and Travel Times To Hot Springs:
Peak Season (Spring and Fall): Late spring (May-June) and early fall (September-October) offer mild weather, scenic vistas, and ideal golfing.

Shoulder Season (Late Fall and Early Spring): April and October can still be pleasant; early November and late March may have cooler temperatures and light snow.

Not Recommended: Midwinter (December-February) may bring frigid weather and limited outdoor access, though skiing is available at the resort.

Top Hot Springs Attractions:
Warm Springs Pools: Historic mineral-rich thermal pools dating back to the 18th century.
Hiking & Fly-Fishing: More than 100 miles of trails in the Allegheny Mountains with rivers ideal for fishing and kayaking.

Local Cider & Art: Troddenvale at Oakley Farm offers cider tastings, and Warm Springs Gallery features regional artists.

Lake Moomaw: Canoe and kayak access with primitive camping along the lake.
Waterwheel Restaurant: Fine dining in a historic gristmill setting with farm-to-table cuisine.

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