We've stopped here a time or two. It's interesting to see once. More

When driving past Soda Dam while passing through the Jemez Mountains, the kids will enjoy a stop at the dam. You can climb on it and watch the water rush far under your feet. The kids really like it, and the adults have fun, too. Only fifteen minutes needed for a nice break in the drive. More

Not much here but it's cool to stop at least once and check out the mineral deposits More

This is a interesting sight along the Jemez Trail. Mineral deposits have built up onver millions of years along a creek creating a gigantic natural dam. This is a nice stop to see and explore for a short time. More

Interesting volcanic formation alongside the road to Jemez Springs, NM. Farmland above, bubbles below, if you know what I mean. More

During most of the warm months you will be able to enter the sulfur smelling water and soak. There is even a small water fall that you can slide down if you climb the rock wall to the east and hook around to the north side of the dam. More

great lil stop off the side of the highway - really interesting mineral formation! definitely check it out! More

Soda Dam is a geologic marvel that is just a hint of the volcanic history this area has seen. The hot springs are rich in minerals and over the years have deposited a wall of these minerals which at one time actually created a small lake. The springs are on both sides of the road and depending on the winds... More

Soda dam is a must see if you are in the area. It's a natural hot spring, and, thus, smells like suflur, which is the only drawback. You can swim in the pool created by the waterfall. There is also a natural waterslide behind the fall that will thrust you into the pool. Lots and lots of fun. Lots of... More