Sierra County Blog
Sierra County is offering FREE RIDES between Elephant Butte and Truth or Consequences – Fridays, Saturdays and select Sundays through the summer – on “The Shuttle.”
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A lively schedule of events is planned for a Centennial Celebration to be held June 10-12.
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Old-Fashioned Christmas & Elephant Butte’s Luminaria Beachwalk are two festive events happening the 2nd weekend in December.
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“Curious Townie” Steven Westman loves all of NM, and has a great appreciation for Truth or Consequences. Here, he promotes Fiesta on The Morning Brew.
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A new commercial for Truth or Consequences, its downtown, and ten wonderful hot spring spas.
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Sierra County rings in 2015 with Health: First Day Hikes, a Full Moon Run and 2 wellness workshops.
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Hot news in the old hot springs district!
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La Paloma Too, formerly Hay-Yo-Kay, opens for soaks on November 28.
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On October 25 2014, an Architectural Tour of Truth or Consequences and Elephant Butte will be held for members of the New Mexico Architectural Foundation.
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Don’t miss this unique opportunity to soak in the wonderful hot springs of Truth or Consequences while basking in healing music performed live by “Sees The Day.”
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“Travel Through Time” at the 16th New Mexico Architectural Fair at Ralph Edwards Park in Truth or Consequences on October 4 from 10am-4pm.
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Truth or Consequences New Mexico and the nearby historic mining town of Chloride receive the New Mexico True Television treatment.
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On Truth or Consequences’ hot springs, holistic healing, and how those two things have complemented one another for…ever.
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Having knocked out 21 consecutive soaks, Ruanna Waldrum assesses the results.
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According to Vince, “It’s a charming little town where you go to take the waters.”
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Winding up the “21 day soaking regimen” at Riverbend Hot Springs’ public pools – 5 temperatures to choose from with gorgeous river views, not bad!
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Learning the hard way that soaking should never be though of as an endurance contest.
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Pre-Fiesta escape to peace and quiet at La Paloma Hot Springs & Spa.
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Sierra Grande Lodge’s Spirit Bath is big, beautiful, and is filled by a mineral waterfall. Also – jets!
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Visit to the indoor baths at Hay-Yo-Kay – and yes, you WILL sleep better after bathing in the hot springs of Truth or Consequences!
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Schedule time before or after your bath at the Charles Motel & Spa to check out the gift shop.
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The bad news: Pelican Spa’s baths are for Lodging Guests only. The good news – Pelican Spa has more than 25 lodging rooms!
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A trip to Blackstone’s extremely popular Wet Room – mineral bath + steam room!
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The Rio bath, one of Riverbend Hot Springs’ beautiful private pools (with a view of the Rio Grande!).
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Sunny, warm and breezy: a perfect day to try out Fire Water Lodge’s outdoor bath.
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Soaking it up at the uber-authentic Artesian Mineral Baths.
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Indian Springs’ large bath provides much-needed recovery from terrorists. #dramaqueen
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A mini vacation on the roof of the Charles Motel & Spa.
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The Long House at Hay-Yo-Kay, plus a lot of information about Truth or Consequences hot springs, not to be confused with mineral baths.
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Blackstone HIstoric baths – best kept secret of the budget-friendly half-hour soak in T or C?
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Hanging out (literally) in one of La Paloma Hot Springs’ private artesian baths.
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A luxurious soak in the beautiful Mineral Bath at the Sierra Grande Lodge and Spa.
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Day 4 takes me to Indian Springs small bath – a first for me! It’s a perfect soaker for a party of one.
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Fire Water’s baths are normally for Fire Water Lodgers only, but I’m given a free pass as part of the “21 soaks” project.
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The Charles was built in the 1930s and while it has been updated, the pink-tiled baths in the ladies’ hot spring bathing area retain their historic feel.
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Day One of the 21 day soaking adventure begins at Blackstone Hotsprings’ Historic Bath #2.
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The website for one of our local hot spring spas says this: “Local legend has it that taking the waters 3 times a day for 21 days in a row will cure anything that ails you.” That’s a cool legend, right? But…is it true?
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BANA’s mission is to support the research, information exchange, and education of the health benefits of natural mineral waters.
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Truth or Consequences, the town named after a game show, was called Hot Springs until 1950. Piping hot mineral water is still available at 10 downtown spas.
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It’s never too hot to soak. In fact, soaking during the summer months when the mercury rises is my favorite time to soak. “She’s crazy” say you. But here’s the thing…
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Excerpt from the narrative: “The early Spanish settlers built a stockade here and called this place ‘Los Ojos Calientes de Las Palomas (Hot springs of the Doves).”
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