Did you know that New Mexico is plentiful with natural geothermal hot springs, hot springs spas, and resorts? While many people have heard of the hot springs in Idaho, you may not be aware of the ...

Bright copper earth and obsidian-tinted hot springs make Jemez Springs, New Mexico, a fascinating spot for those seeking history and healing. This petite town of under 200 people is known for its ...

Although a longtime fan of hot tubs, my first experience in a natural hot spring was outside of Taos, New Mexico. As the sun was setting over the mesa, I climbed for an hour on a narrow, steep ...

You can find the following natural hot springs in the wilderness of Northern New Mexico. San Antonio Hot Springs: According to SantaFe.com, located west of Santa Fe, north of the town of Jemez ...

TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, N.M. — This week’s Celebrate New Mexico story is about giving yourself a break and enjoying some relaxation. New Mexico has 77 natural mineral hot springs, some you can ...

Where: 165 Highway 61, Faywood, New Mexico. What makes it unique: “Faywood is unique because it is a rustic home away from home,” said Faywood Hot Springs Resort Inc. vice president and co ...

In 1868, merchant Antonio Joseph, a New Mexico territorial representative, opened the first spa at the mineral springs - said to be the first natural spa in the country - as well as lodging and a ...

People spend big sums of money to stay at hotels with epic swimming pools or to build their own at home. But too many travelers forget that there are stunning places to swim that aren’t man-made ...

Under $50, plus a discount on daily rates for entrance to the hot springs. Since we started soaking here — and slathering on the mud, but details about that ritual in a sec — the under-the ...

And yes, in true New Mexico form, ... Fe center, in the mountains of the national forest, lies Ten Thousand Waves, a hotel and spa modeled after Japan’s natural hot springs known as onsen.