Where to find hot springs in Mexico
A province here is not a state. It is the stretch of crust that explains why those springs are where they are, and why the water comes out at that temperature.
- Province 1
Tectonic West
The Chapala graben and La Primavera caldera, where the crust is pulling apart
3 sites
- Province 2
Los Azufres and Ixtlán
Mexico's greatest geothermal energy: fumaroles, boiling mud and geysers in high-altitude forest
4 sites
- Province 3
South-Central Hydrothermal Trough
Sulfurous waters fed by the fault ring around Popocatépetl
5 sites
- Province 4
Bajío Calderas and Grabens
Deep faults in semi-arid valleys feeding restful hot springs
4 sites
- Province 5
Mezquital Valley
Mexico's densest thermal corridor: from a 95 °C vent to a plain full of pools
10 sites
- Province 6
Karst Canyon Systems
Springs emerging at canyon floors, depositing turquoise travertine
7 sites