Nevada’s best natural hot springs


Nevada’s best natural hot springs

Friday, 23 Feb, 2024 0

For the ultimate ‘rebooter’s retreat’ with the weather to match, go west.

The state of Nevada is a wellness hotspot, home to hundreds of natural hot springs, many of which are in a natural pool.

Find your oasis in resorts ranging from kid-friendly pools to luxury spa getaways paired with wellness treatments.

Top wellness destinations include Carson Hot SpringsSteamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa (Mark Twain himself coined the “Steamboat” moniker in 1863), and David Walley’s Resort.

Hot springs are said to hold many health benefits, including improving circulation, mineral absorption, healing skin problems, reducing stress and promoting sleep.

Check out these natural Nevada springs, hidden in spectacular canyons and valleys, nestled in forests and all surrounded by epic desert landscapes.

 

7 hot springs not to be missed 

Ruby Valley – Part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, scramble over giant boulders and descend fixed ropes to reach these rewarding hot springs at the bottom of a scenic canyon.

Spencer – Cruising the Loneliest Road in America? park for a pit stop at these cowboy tubs with sweeping Big Smoky Valley views.

Gold Strike – The 600-feet descent into this spectacularly scenic canyon promises rewarding results after a short but enduring hike to reach the springs.

Black Rock – Bone-dry conditions are required to safely drive on the Black Rock Desert playa and reach these rugged and remote hot springs in the Black Rock Desert–High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area.

Fish Lake Valley – Wild wonders await at this soak an hour east of Tonopah, including views of 13,147-foot Boundary Peak and unbelievable stargazing.

Virgin Valley Warm Springs – Situated next to a campground in the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge, look out for pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, mule deer and more.

Soldier Meadows – Home to both public hot springs and ones on private land that require permission to access, look out for bathing pools, campgrounds, and designated campsites to make sure soaking (and overnighting) is in the right place.

 

Be safe in the springs 

Not all natural hot springs are safe for soaking and travellers are encouraged to check the Nevada Bureau of Land Management regularly for updates. Furthermore, the water temperature in double hot springs is 185+ degrees Fahrenheit and too hot for people and pets, which is why the spring is fenced off with warning signs.

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