6 Hot Springs In Nevada You Can Still Visit In The Winter

Did you know there are dozens of natural hot springs in Nevada? These hot springs are not just for the summer months, but winter is a great time to enjoy the warm water and relax. While there are many natural hot springs in Nevada you can choose from, here are six that you will definitely want to check out.

1. Bog Hot Springs, Denio Junction

This hot spring is located near the town of Denio Junction and sits just south of the Oregon and Nevada state line. These hot springs are accessible all year long, although you may not be able to get through on the roads in rainy weather. One thing to look out for is tiny red mites in the water, which can deliver some annoying bites. You can learn more about these hot springs in Nevada here.

2. Trego Hot Springs, Black Rock Desert

Trego Hot Springs can be found in the Black Rock Desert. These hot springs in Nevada are ideal if you are searching for peace and quiet. However, due to the remote location of these springs, you'll want to make sure you have plenty of food, water, gas, and other necessities. Also, the temperature of the water can change quite quickly so make sure you test the water before going in. Click here to learn more about Trego Hot Springs in Nevada.

3. Gold Strike Hot Springs, Near Boulder City

These hot springs are located about 45 minutes from Las Vegas at the Colorado River. Be prepared for a hike to reach these hot springs and some experience hiking is useful since there's rock scrambling involved. You can learn more about the trail to reach these hot springs here.

4. Spencer Hot Springs, Austin

While some hot springs are naturally formed in the earth, Spencer Hot Springs is set up to flow into two big tubs. Be careful as these hot springs are known to become quite hot. You may find them to be muddy in the winter but they can be used all year. You can learn more about these hot springs here.

5. Soldier Meadows Hot Springs, North of Gerlach

There are actually several springs at Soldier Meadows Ranch and the temperature of the water ranges from 90 degrees to 105 degrees Fahrenheit. You can use these hot springs all year long, but be aware they may be muddy in the winter like several other springs on our list! Click here to learn more about these hot springs in Nevada.

6. Frog Pond Hot Springs, Black Rock Desert

Frog Pond Hot Spring is also located in the Black Rock Desert, near the town of Trego. The spring is on private property but the owners are generally fine with visitors using them. These springs are not quite as hot as some others, with temperatures around 90 degrees Fahrenheit. However, they are in a beautiful location. In the summers, these hot springs can become quite busy as this is a popular natural swimming area.

With any natural hot spring in Nevada, remember it is important to test the water before entering. Some springs are known to change temperature quite rapidly. Wearing shoes in the springs is also recommended to protect your feet from anything that may be sitting at the bottom.

Have you visited any of these hot springs in Nevada during the winter? Did your favorite hot spring make the list? Share with us your thoughts in the comments!