Big Bend Hot Springs

Big Bend Hot Springs son seeps geotérmicos naturales a lo largo del Río Bravo en la sección este del Parque Nacional Big Bend, accesibles por un corto sendero desde el camino del río. Los manantiales producen agua a unos 43°C que se acumula en piscinas de travertino al borde del río.

Big Bend Hot Springs are natural geothermal seeps along the Rio Grande in the eastern section of Big Bend National Park, accessible by a short trail from the river road. The springs produce water at around 43°C that collects in travertine pools at the river's edge, allowing visitors to soak while watching the Rio Grande flow past limestone canyon walls. The area is quieter than the more famous Langford Hot Springs and sits within one of the most spectacular river canyon landscapes in North America.