What stands today on the land is a 4,000ft 2 spa with 4 natural hot spring pools, 16 treatment rooms, 3 private pools, private tubs, a steam room and a sauna. While the land and sacred waters have been utilised by Native American tribes for nearly 3,000 years, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa first opened its doors in 1868. Generations of Native Americans continue to make the pilgrimage, where they are now joined by other inhabitants of the US as well as international visitors who benefit from the therapeutic, sulphur-free mineral waters. The ancestors of today’s Tewa tribes built large pueblos and terraced gardens overlooking the springs. Set on 1,100 acres, this historic destination spa has been a gathering place and source of healing for thousands of years, where Native Americans would make pilgrimages to the healing waters and hot springs. Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, located 60 miles north of Santa Fe in New Mexico, is one of the oldest natural health resorts in the US. There is now a number of eco spas in the US that seek to operate sustainably and in harmony with the environment, but there are very few that are actually a part of the natural environment itself. Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, New Mexico, US Life & Soul Magazine’s Travel Guide to Eco Spas will whet your appetite for a vacation that brings healing to holidaymakers in accommodations that work in harmony with the planet.Ģ0.
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