This 4-Mile Hike In New Mexico Leads To The Dreamiest Swimming Hole
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Editor’s note: This hiking trail is temporarily closed due to wildfires in the area. We will not be updating information in the following article at this time.
The Land of Enchantment is home to hundreds of hikes that lead to beautiful views. Today, we’ve found a hike for you in the Santa Fe National Forest that is only four miles long. Once you reach the end of the trail, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the oasis you’ll find there. The hike is beautiful and worthwhile in itself, but at the end, you’ll find one of the best swimming holes in New Mexico.
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Have you ever taken a dip in McCauley Hot Springs? This natural spring is such a refreshing experience after a rewarding hike. Let us know about your experiences in the comments!
Looking for more adventure? This easy hike in New Mexico will take you to the top of the world.
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What are some more hot springs in New Mexico?
There are plenty of great hot springs in New Mexico! Several of these hot springs have extraordinary resorts right on site and are quite developed with many amenities. Other hot springs in New Mexico are more undeveloped and rustic.
What are some of the best swimming holes in New Mexico?
Is there anything better to cool off on a hot New Mexico day than dipping in a natural swimming hole? We love our beautiful natural swimming holes, whether it's a hot spring or pond. One of our favorite swimming holes in the Land of Enchantment is Sitting Bull Falls. It's amazing to swim underneath a waterfall! Sitting Bull Falls is tucked away in Lincoln National Forest near Carlsbad, which is home to several great swimming holes.
Are there any water parks in New Mexico?
If you prefer to cool off somewhere a little less natural, our many water parks in New Mexico are great options! One of our favorites is Bisti Bay. It's located at Brookside Park in Farmington and it's a neat dinosaur-themed experience that is popular with dinosaur lovers of all ages! The park is open seasonally starting Memorial Day.