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Also known as: New Mexico's Hot Springs Village
Jemez Springs is a spectacularly scenic, tranquil mountain village tucked inside a breathtaking red-rock canyon in Sandoval County, northern New Mexico. Situated within the Jemez Mountains along the Jemez National Scenic Byway, the village sits directly on top of massive geothermal fissures, making it celebrated for its natural mineral hot springs that have drawn visitors seeking healing and relaxation for centuries. The area is rich in historical layers, encompassing ancestral Puebloan ruins, a monumental 17th-century Spanish colonial mission site, and an artistic, eco-conscious local community. Surrounded by towering ponderosa pine forests and dramatic multi-colored sandstone cliffs, this serene enclave offers an idyllic mountain escape emphasizing wellness and pristine nature.
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Suggested stay: 1–2 days
Soak in the mineral pools at Jemez Springs Bath House or the clothing-optional Spence Hot Springs, explore ancient stone walls at Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway, tour the Jemez Historic Site ruins, and see the unique Soda Dam formation.
