Laguna Pueblo Seeps
The Laguna Pueblo Seeps are a set of warm seeps on Laguna Pueblo land in Valencia County, with Los Chavez the nearest listed place and close by. The water is in the low eighties, below what most people would soak in. Tribal land, access unknown. No water chemistry exists in the record, so the temperature is the only measurement on file.
About six tenths of a mile from the nearest road, on the pueblo's ground at around 5,400 feet. Mid elevation, modest snow, a dry year. The word seeps in the name is the only hint at form, and the record does not describe it further. Laguna Pueblo holds the land.
Contact Laguna Pueblo about access before planning anything. There is no analysis on file, and no sample date, so the temperature figure is all you have to go on and its age is unknown. No campground listed. December through February is the season the record favor. Los Chavez sits right there, so this is hardly remote.
Laguna Pueblo Seeps sits at 5,448 feet above sea level, way above the mile-high mark. You may not feel the altitude strongly, but hot water still dehydrates you faster at elevation. UV is about 22% stronger than at sea level, so bring sunscreen and drink more water than you normally would.
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