Hot springs · Around the county
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa
Place to go
Check before you go. These facts come from public sources and have not been confirmed by a person yet. Conditions in the mountains change fast.
One of the oldest natural hot spring resorts in the country: historic adobe bathhouses and public soaking pools fed by springs of different minerals (lithia, iron, soda and arsenic), a mud pool in warm months, sauna and steam room, private pools, a spa, lodging and a restaurant, at the foot of the cliffs in the village of Ojo Caliente. Day passes are sold at the gate, first come, first served; towel and locker included.
- Season
- Open all year; soaking 10am to 10pm daily
- Difficulty
- Developed pools; no one under 13
- Length
- About 45 to 50 minutes southwest of Taos on US 285
- Fees and passes
- Day soaking pass about $45 Monday to Thursday and $65 Friday to Sunday (2025 rates published by the resort; check before you go). Private pools and spa treatments extra.
- Managed by
- Ojo Spa Resorts (private resort)
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Sources: ojosparesorts.com, ojosparesorts.com, en.wikipedia.org, wellnesstaos.com