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Natural mineral hot springs are located throughout the Jemez
valley. Some are on public land, others are on private land
and open to the public for a fee. Bathing suits are required
at all public springs. Littering and fires are strictly prohibited.
Springs are listed in order from south to north.
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Giggling
Springs - Privately owned outdoor hot pools available by
the hour or with a day pass. |
575-829-9175
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Jemez
Springs Bath House - Village owned and operated facilities
providing indoor soaking tubs, wraps and massage. |
575-829-3303
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The following springs are on public land and are for day-use
only. There are no facilities at these locations. These springs
are administered by the US Forest Service headquartered at the
north end of Jemez Springs. The phone number for current spring
conditions is 575-829-3535. |
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Soda Dam - Located 1 mile
north of Jemez Springs, the Jemez River pours through this
amazing rock formation, a small mineral spring trickles nearby.
Day-use only, sunrise to sunset. No overnight camping.
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GPS: 35.793 N, 106.685 W
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McCauley Warm Springs -
Accessible from either Battleship Rock (5 miles north of Jemez
Springs on highway 4) or Jemez Falls Campground (14 miles
north of Jemez Springs). Park at either location for the roughly
2.5 mile hike in to the springs. Day-use only, sunrise to
sunset. No overnight camping.
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GPS: 35.820 N, 106.627 W
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Spence Hot Springs
- 7 miles north of Jemez Springs. Large gravel parking lot marks
the short trail down to the Jemez River and up the other side
to the springs. Day-use only, sunrise to sunset. No overnight
camping. |
GPS: 35.849 N, 106.629 W
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San Antonio Hot Springs
- 9 miles north of Jemez Springs, turn west at La Cueva onto
highway 120. Go approximately 3 miles to National Forest road
376 north. Springs are located 5 miles north on 376. Note that
376 is typically closed in winter due to extreme snow conditions
at that elevation. Day-use only, sunrise to sunset. No overnight
camping. |
GPS: 35.938 N, 106.646 W
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