Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs
Taos, New Mexico
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About Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs
At the bottom of the Rio Grande Gorge near the famous Taos bridge, these primitive pools require a steep descent into the canyon. The dramatic gorge setting and proximity to the Rio Grande make this a memorable soak.
Access
Backcountry
Overnight
No
Clothing Optional
Yes
Features
Water Minerals
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the water temperature at Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs?
- The water temperature at Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs is 98°F.
- How much does Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs cost?
- Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs is free to visit.
- Is Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs clothing optional?
- Yes, Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs is clothing optional.
- What minerals are in the water at Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs?
- The water at Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs contains Iron, Lithium, Sodium.
- How difficult is it to get to Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs?
- Manby (Stagecoach) Hot Springs has a challenging difficulty level with backcountry access.
Recent Google Reviews
"Gorgeous hike, either the long way, or from the BLM land. Yes, the local property owners have seemingly convinced the BLM to put up some signs stating access is closed. They are adding extra signs to..."
"Trailhead at John Dunn Bridge is not accessible by car from the west contrary to Google Maps. Trail is difficult due to many sections that require scrambling over boulders. There is poison ivy along t..."
"3.4 mile one way, technical rocky trail, but also a bunch of easy stretches, grassy and soft. Beautiful views. Trail follows river, not too hard to follow. Hot springs holds about 10 adults, sandy bot..."
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