About Souse Springs
Souse Springs in New Mexico offers a tranquil retreat with comfortably warm water at 88°F. This primitive hot spring invites you to soak surrounded by rugged natural beauty, where the quiet rustle of trees and the earthy aroma create a deeply calming atmosphere.
Getting There
Reaching Souse Springs requires a bit of effort, as it’s nestled off the beaten path accessible via a short hike. Parking is limited and located near the trailhead, so prepare for a brief walk through uneven terrain.
What to Expect
The spring’s warm waters flow gently into a modest pool, providing a soothing soak in an uncultivated setting. Expect a peaceful environment with few visitors and no built facilities, amplifying the raw connection to nature. The water is consistently comfortable, inviting you to unwind without distractions.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid occasional visitors drawn by the mild warmth. Bring sturdy footwear, water, and pack out all trash to help preserve this delicate environment. There are no fees or amenities, so come prepared for a self-sufficient day enjoying one of New Mexico’s authentic swimming holes.