When the thermometer reaches 90+ one might think twice about immersing in a hot springs bath, but there are ways to keep from overheating.
Read MoreLooking to get away for a long weekend with your love? A future visitor has put together a 4-day itinerary for your consideration.
Read MoreInformation on Sierra County restaurant operations and closures during the coronovirus pandemic. Restaurants are able to reopen at 50% capacity as of June 1, 2020.
Read MoreScenes from past years’ Annual Gathering of Quilts at Ralph Edwards Auditorium and the Wood Carvers Display right next door:
Read MoreDowntown Truth or Consequences has two new Visitor Centers located in the heart of the hot springs district. The Spaceport America Visitor Center and the Geronimo Trail VIsitor Center opened to the public on June 26.
Read MoreThe City of Truth or Consequences, with enthusiastic support from the New Mexico Historic Preservation Office, is currently overseeing revisions to the Lee Belle Johnson Center, which is set to open in late June as an interim Spaceport America Visitor Center.
Read MoreThe City Pool uncovers in the hot springs district while a BMX bike track debuts on south Broadway.
Read MoreA new commercial for Truth or Consequences, its downtown, and ten wonderful hot spring spas.
Read MoreTwo historical societies, some fabulous museums (Geronimo! Pioneer Store!) and the Kingston Spit and Whittle Club keep history alive in Sierra County.
Read MoreHot news in the old hot springs district!
Read MoreTruth or Consequences New Mexico and the nearby historic mining town of Chloride receive the New Mexico True Television treatment.
Read MoreOn Truth or Consequences’ hot springs, holistic healing, and how those two things have complemented one another for…ever.
Read MoreHaving knocked out 21 consecutive soaks, Ruanna Waldrum assesses the results.
Read MoreAccording to Vince, “It’s a charming little town where you go to take the waters.”
Read MoreWinding up the “21 day soaking regimen” at Riverbend Hot Springs’ public pools – 5 temperatures to choose from with gorgeous river views, not bad!
Read MoreLearning the hard way that soaking should never be though of as an endurance contest.
Read MorePre-Fiesta escape to peace and quiet at La Paloma Hot Springs & Spa.
Read MoreSierra Grande Lodge’s Spirit Bath is big, beautiful, and is filled by a mineral waterfall. Also – jets!
Read MoreVisit to the indoor baths at Hay-Yo-Kay – and yes, you WILL sleep better after bathing in the hot springs of Truth or Consequences!
Read MoreSchedule time before or after your bath at the Charles Motel & Spa to check out the gift shop.
Read MoreThe bad news: Pelican Spa’s baths are for Lodging Guests only. The good news – Pelican Spa has more than 25 lodging rooms!
Read MoreA trip to Blackstone’s extremely popular Wet Room – mineral bath + steam room!
Read MoreThe Rio bath, one of Riverbend Hot Springs’ beautiful private pools (with a view of the Rio Grande!).
Read MoreSunny, warm and breezy: a perfect day to try out Fire Water Lodge’s outdoor bath.
Read MoreSoaking it up at the uber-authentic Artesian Mineral Baths.
Read MoreIndian Springs’ large bath provides much-needed recovery from terrorists. #dramaqueen
Read MoreA mini vacation on the roof of the Charles Motel & Spa.
Read MoreThe Long House at Hay-Yo-Kay, plus a lot of information about Truth or Consequences hot springs, not to be confused with mineral baths.
Read MoreBlackstone HIstoric baths – best kept secret of the budget-friendly half-hour soak in T or C?
Read MoreHanging out (literally) in one of La Paloma Hot Springs’ private artesian baths.
Read MoreA luxurious soak in the beautiful Mineral Bath at the Sierra Grande Lodge and Spa.
Read MoreDay 4 takes me to Indian Springs small bath – a first for me! It’s a perfect soaker for a party of one.
Read MoreFire Water’s baths are normally for Fire Water Lodgers only, but I’m given a free pass as part of the “21 soaks” project.
Read MoreThe Charles was built in the 1930s and while it has been updated, the pink-tiled baths in the ladies’ hot spring bathing area retain their historic feel.
Read MoreDay One of the 21 day soaking adventure begins at Blackstone Hotsprings’ Historic Bath #2.
Read MoreThe website for one of our local hot spring spas says this: “Local legend has it that taking the waters 3 times a day for 21 days in a row will cure anything that ails you.” That’s a cool legend, right? But…is it true?
Read MoreBANA’s mission is to support the research, information exchange, and education of the health benefits of natural mineral waters.
Read MoreCheck out these cool formations in the local landscape: Turtle Mountain, Elephant Butte, and the Sleeping Indian.
Read MoreTruth or Consequences, the town named after a game show, was called Hot Springs until 1950. Piping hot mineral water is still available at 10 downtown spas.
Read MoreExcerpt from the narrative: “The early Spanish settlers built a stockade here and called this place ‘Los Ojos Calientes de Las Palomas (Hot springs of the Doves).”
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