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Hot Spring activities in Southwest

  1. Mystic Hot Springs

    Monroe is a quiet, conservative Mormon farming community with one (good) restaurant. The main draw, however, is the hippie-esque Mystic Hot Springs, where the water runs out of the earth into old claw-foot tubs and small cobbled-together pools. Put up a tent or stay in one of the tiny historic cabins they’ve dragged here from around the state.

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  2. Giggling Springs

    Locals love the hot water at Jemez’ Giggling Springs where you can soak in private hot springs for $15 an hour. It’s across the road from the Laughing Lizard Inn.

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