Jemez Hot Springs - Hot Springs in New Mexico

A hot spring triggers the five senses by the texture, smell and taste.

The color may be the easiest element to explain the attractiveness through a blog.

Let's soak in the emerald green water.

Soda Dam

Only five minutes’ drive from Jemez Springs will take you to this unique scenery.

In fact, deposits of a hot spring even now gushing created the dam.

Beautiful water

Around Jemez Springs, you can find many hot springs like this.

On the other hand, one of the most well-organized spa facility is Jemez Hot Springs.

The rate was a little bit pricey, $25.00 per hour walk-in.

However, when you see the beautiful color of the water, you will make sense of the price.

Color of hot springs is determined mainly by the content.

In addition to that, there are varieties of elements, such as temperature, depth, color of tubs, or light reflection.

Alpaca

You look so relaxing..

Exactly.

Capybara

The source of the spring is too hot (142 degrees F) that the water input is intermittently operated.

Despite the fault, tubs are kept perfectly clean due to few visitors.

This tub near the river is small enough to enjoy the freshest water.

At the bottom and edge of the tub, there are many mineral deposits, which prove the excellent quality.

It has so much contained materials that you need to make sure not to stay in the bath too long.

This depth of the tub is deeper than other ones, so that it looks emerald green, which reminds us of the hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.

It is a good instance of the fact that different water has different color.

Summary