Hot Springs in New Mexico

Manby Hot Springs, also called Stagecoach Hot Springs, is a soakable spring on BLM land in Taos County near Arroyo Hondo, about eight miles from Arroyo Seco....

Spence Hot Springs has water at body temperature and a parking road named for it, and the record lists access as open. The forest is the Santa Fe, the county...

The record files this as an unnamed thermal point, but OpenStreetMap calls it Black Rock Hot Spring, and Wikipedia describes Black Rock Hot Springs as a smal...

Arsenic Spring is one of the sources at Ojo Caliente, the group of thermal springs also called Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, about eighteen miles from Ohkay ...

The village of Radium Springs in Dona Ana County has a hot spring of the same name a couple of miles out. Hot, well past soaking temperature, near 130. Alkal...

San Antonio Hot Spring is hot water in the Santa Fe National Forest, Rio Arriba County, at well over 8,000 feet. Public access is open. Around 130, so it nee...

Inside Valles Caldera National Preserve, on National Park Service ground in Rio Arriba County, San Antonio Warm Spring runs soaking warm, a touch over body h...

Soda Dam Hot Springs, Sandoval County, is a cluster of fifteen hot springs whose mineral deposits have built a travertine dam across the Jemez River. The wat...

An unnamed thermal point inside the Heart Bar Wildlife Management Area, state fish and wildlife ground in Grant County, about thirty-two miles from Arenas Va...

The Truth or Consequences thermal point sits in town, ten feet from Grape Street, part of the Hot Springs Artesian Basin, in a town that used to be called Ho...