Take This Difficult 10.9-Mile Hike To Beautiful And Remote Hot Springs In New Mexico
There are some hikes in the Land of Enchantment that are short and sweet. However, there are also others that are strenuous and challenging, but the final destination is worth every obstacle. The Turkey Creek Hot Springs in the Gila Wilderness is one of those challenging and difficult trails but once you reach your final destination — a gorgeous remote hot spring in New Mexico — you’ll be so grateful you took that first step.
The Turkey Creek Hot Springs Trail is a 10.9-mile out-and-back hike.
This trail is not for beginner hikers. It is not only long but there are several areas of this trail that are rough and rocky. The trail is not regularly maintained so you will want to come prepared with adequate hiking shoes, food, and water.
As you hike, don’t focus entirely on the final destination. Rather, enjoy the journey. There are some beautiful areas you will explore along this trail.
Give yourself plenty of time to sit back and relax in these hot springs in New Mexico. There are several pools for you to enjoy. Just make sure to check the temperature of the water before you hop in. Some pools can become extremely hot.
