McCauley Hot Springs, Battleship Rock, Jemez Springs, New Mexico

Jemez Springs Bath House, established in 1876, offers hot springs pools and spa services in the Jemez valley. It is located 60 miles north from Albuquerque in northern New Mexico.
The Village of Jemez Springs is responsible for managing the resort. It is a non-profit organisation, and all proceeds go back to Village. It's open every day of the year except Wednesdays, Easter and Thanksgiving. It is closed every Wednesday for maintenance of the Bath House.
A gift shop sells souvenirs and beauty products as well as jewelry, books, and bottled water. It is encouraged that you bring your own water. You are welcome to come in, but reservations are advised during peak weekends or holidays.
Hot Springs Pools
These baths are available in both hot and cool mineral forms. You can choose to soak for 25 minutes or 50 minutes in one of 8 cement tubs. The temperature can be set by the bather. In private tubs, swimsuits are not required. No children under 14 years old are allowed. No outdoor tubs are currently available.
Water comes from underground, heated geothermally to 159 - 189 degrees Fahrenheit. Some is diverted to a storage tank where it is cooled overnight. This provides a more pleasant and safer soak.
Some of the minerals that were found are: silicates, sodium, magnesium and potassium.
Spa Treatments
You can choose from blanket or herbal wraps. They also come with a 25 minute mineral-water soak. You also have the option of deep tissue, Swedish, or 60-minute massages. For 10-30 minutes, you can have a chair massage. They are performed by licensed therapists in one of the four private spa rooms.
The in-house esthetician can provide services as well as wraps or massages. These services also include:
60-minute skin treatment enzyme body script
60 minute body scrub
30 minute skin brushing
30 minute enzyme facial
Micro derm add-on
30 minute treatment for the back of the skin
30- or 60-minute face treatment

Description
At around 105 degrees, water flows from metal pipes on a hillside. The pool is lined with rocks and can be accessed from the top of the hillside. It is large enough to accommodate 10 people. The cows can be seen grazing on the hillsides, the water is crystal clear and you can see the sandy bottom. You also have amazing views of both the valley and the mountains. Don't go on weekends.
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/prabhukhalsa/2640137398/
Nearest Address

The north end of Forest Road 376, near Jemez Springs in NM.
Directions starting from the nearest address

Jemez springs: Follow highway 4 north to state route 126. Go west on 126 3 miles and then turn north up forest roads 376. A high clearance vehicle is required for this part. I have seen several small cars do it but wouldn't recommend it. It is located at the northern end of 376. If you do not want to take your car, it will be a 5 1/2 mile hike. You'll cross a stream on your right. Then, you will climb a steep hill to reach the springs.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
Though it was intended for day use only, many people have been known to camp in this area. In winter, 376 is closed.
GPS:
35.938N, 106.646W
Map Link: San Antonio Hot Spring Map
Victoria Gray

The spring can be found on the eastern side, near the Sandia Mountains. This spring can be found six miles north of the intersection with I-40 by taking highway NM-14. After passing Sandia Park turn west onto NM-536. Continue on this road for eight miles. Turn right into a parking area marked Capulin Spring Snow Play Area. Just inside this parking area, turn left and park. A gate at the eastern end [lower] of the lot marks the beginning of the paved path to the springs. Continue on this trail for about.15 mile until you come to two benches and an area fenced in. The spring is directly below the fencing.