A hot springs adventure should be next on your to-do list. It's literally ALWAYS a good time to check them out - well, especially when the weather is less warm. After all, there's really nothing more relaxing than taking a soak in an isolated hot spring far away from civilization! Thankfully, the Silver State is full of wonderful hot springs to choose from, many of which are amazingly remote. The spring featured below is especially known for its isolated location, ensuring that you'll probably have the entire place to yourself when you decide to visit. If you have yet to visit this incredible hot spring pool then you'll want to get on it pronto!

Located smack dab in the beautifully remote Black Rock Desert is a little-known hot spring stream known as Trego Hot Springs.

Trego is located on public land so visitors are welcome to soak in the warm water and take in the fantastic desert views.

Trego Hot Springs is comprised of a hand-dug pond located approximately 40 minutes outside of the quaint town of Gerlach.

The pond, which resembles a 400-foot long trench, was originally dug by a group of people back in 1860. That means Nevadans have been taking advantage of this wonderful springs for more than a century!

You'll find the springs located about 16 miles down a gravel road.

An old railroad track lays nearby, but other than that there are nearly no signs of civilization. This is a region of the desert that is completely isolated which makes for an incredibly tranquil soak in the springs.

You'll find that the pond is comprised of both hot and cold pockets.

You might have to do some wading around to find a section of the pond with the perfect temperature for you. Just be sure to avoid the source of the hot water, located at the very tip of the pond, since the temperature at this section is known to be scalding.

The bottom of Trego Hot Springs is comprised of a very soft silt and is about four feet deep - the perfect depth for just wading and soaking up the surrounding views.

The remote location almost guarantees that you'll have the place to yourself but don't fret if you do come across other people. The pond is actually quite large and can easily host large groups.

There are a few things to keep in mind when visiting a remote hot springs like this one.

Always be sure to bring a reliable vehicle (with plenty of fuel), food and water, and sturdy water shoes. It's also recommended that visitors bring a thermometer to test the water before deciding which region of the water to soak in.

To get to this heavenly hot spring from Gerlach, head southeast on Main Street and continue onto NV-447 South for approximately three miles.

Turn left and continue for two miles. You'll then continue onto Jungo Road for 15 miles. A railroad track on your left will mark the location of Trego Hot Springs.

Have you visited this isolated hot spring? It looks so incredibly peaceful here. Need a little inspiration for your next hot spring adventure? Check out this Hot Springs Road Trip Through Nevada for ultimate relaxation.