   | spaSteam me up, Scotty Elizabeth W. Hughes Alibi travel writer Elizabeth W. Hughes drove around New Mexico to find hot soaks in the cold weather. This week’s column marks the second installation of her day-trip getaway spring and tub series: A steamy good time. Get thee to warmth and relaxation. Add a Comment V.21 No.4 | 1/26/2012  Get Out!A Steamy Good TimeSeeking soothing soaks beyond the city limits, our travel writer scouted swanky spas across New Mexico.
V.20 No.46 | 11/17/2011 Get Out!Rub a Dub DubCold weather and hot springs go together like old-English font and rear-window decals here in the Land of Enchantment. From resorts and spas to natural rock formations in the national forest, New Mexico has a soaking experience for bathers on any budget.
V.20 No.42 | 10/20/2011  Sergio Salvador salvadorphoto.com LocovoreBodyRaw ambition in the City DifferentWhen I first heard about Body, I wondered how it was spelled. Given it’s in Santa Fe, I figured maybe it was “Bodhi,” or “Baughty,” or some other inscrutable spelling. But Body? Too obvious. It was the last thing I thought of. That’s the name of a gym.
V.18 No.47 | 11/19/2009  FeatureBath Time in New MexicoGive the gift of relaxation with this compendium of New Mexico-made body products. Prices generally range from around $5 for a bar of soap to about $14 for lotions and the like, while a gift set can go for up to $30.
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