New Mexico has a series of beautiful and relaxing natural hot springs, both in town and a short hike away, perfect for a cool-weather plunge.

This historic hot springs resort is located in northern New Mexico, about an hour north of Santa Fe. Ojo Caliente is one of the oldest natural health resorts in the U.S. with hot springs considered ...

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But some might be surprised that across the country, there are also a number of beautiful natural hot springs locations ... Mountains of Northern New Mexico, these springs are set against the ...

Ken James at his Palm Springs, Calif., home. About 7 percent of homes in the area are owned by Canadians. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times ... where it billows in the hot wind above ...

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The night skies here are some of the darkest in New Mexico, making it perfect for stargazing. On clear nights, the Milky Way looks close enough to touch. Where: 400 NM-9, Columbus, NM 88029 6.

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The weather hits that sweet spot – warm enough for a refreshing dip in the river but not so hot that hiking becomes a chore ... Photo credit: Selene Campos Think you know what New Mexico looks like?

With a nickname like the “Land of Enchantment” it’s not difficult to see why visitors love New Mexico. From national parks to balloon festivals, hot springs and aliens, New Mexico is a fascinating ...