The Tent Rocks are a natural oddity formed as a result of volcanic activity. They cover almost 12,000 acres, and make a fascinating day hike. The views and country side are what make Jemez so special. When you come up here all of your stress and problems are left behind. When you look around and see the beautiful landscape and feel the mountain breeze on your cheek all of your senses seem to come to life.

There is evidence of geothermal activity throughout the Jemez Mountains. The Soda Dam was formed over thousands of years, the minerals from the natural springs have created a dam that blocks the Jemez River. This is one of the most popular swimming holes in the Jemez Mountains.

This is downtown Jemez Springs. Here you find the home of the famous bath house known for it's natural mineral waters for baths and soothing massages. Jemez Springs has art galleries, restaurants, a mercantile store and various shops.

From intriguing antique shops tucked away in small villages to gift shops with New Mexican hand crafted treasures, shopping in Sandoval County yeilds rich rewards.

A few miles past Battleship Rock, a sheer cliff that resembles the prow of a ship, is the parking lot for Spence Hot Springs, one of the more accessible and scenic places for a long soak in the natural waters.