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Even if you are not staying at the Riverbend Hot Springs as a hotel guest, you can purchase a day property pass and visit these relaxing hot springs and experience one of the many hot springs that have made this area famous for centuries. Visiting Riverbend Hot Springs for an afternoon offers a relaxing experience with access to a variety of geothermal pools. The springs feature both public and private soaking options, with stunning views of the Rio Grande and surrounding mountains. The pools range in temperature, allowing visitors to find their preferred comfort level.

Veterans Memorial Park in Truth or Consequences, NM, is a dedicated space honoring military veterans. The park features monuments, memorials, and displays that pay tribute to the sacrifices of servicemen and women. It's a place for quiet reflection, offering visitors a chance to learn about military history and honor veterans from various conflicts. The park often hosts events, particularly on Veterans Day, attracting visitors who come to participate in ceremonies and activities that celebrate and remember those who served. It is also adjacent to the New Mexico State Veterans' Home.

The Point of Rocks Trail is a half-mile loop trail introduced in 2010 along the El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail in New Mexico. It offers an easy hike with educational signage highlighting the history and natural features of the area. The trail provides views of the Jornada del Muerto desert and connects hikers to the broader historical context of the Spanish settlers who once traveled this route. It's a short, accessible trail that complements the nearby Yost Escarpment Trail​.

Some of the fastest most fun descents on the gravel I have ever experienced! An ace part of the New Mexico Off-Road Runner route. It's a big country out there, and no better way to see it.

This is the point on the New Mexico Off-Road Runner route (south to north) where we crossed the Continental Divide. This marks a watershed running the length of North America, where rainfall on the east flows to the Atlantic, and to the west to the Pacific.

Incredible fire lookout manned by the most awesome old guy, who has been doing it for 30 years every summer!

Pictographs, caves, lush vegetation and a beautiful winding double-track up through Chloride Canyon here make for incredible gravel riding.