Bog Hot Springs Is One Of The Gorgeous Hot Springs In Nevada You Can Still Visit In The Wintertime
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There are a lot of things to love about Nevada winters, but seeking out places to stay warm and cozy is definitely one of our favorites. Considering we live in a state that’s rich with natural hot springs, finding a beautiful place to relax and soak is never all that hard. However, there’s one remote hot spring that you’ll want to be sure to seek out this winter. It’s perfect for warming up your body – even on the most frigid winter days – and the surrounding landscape is simply heavenly! Check it out this season for a winter experience you’re bound to remember.
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As always, please help keep this wonderful hot spring clean and open to the public by adopting the "Leave No Trace" philosophy. Pack out what you pack in, including any and all trash. Additionally, visitors should always use caution when soaking in natural hot springs like this one. Always test the temperature of the water before going in.
Directions: To get to Bog Hot Springs, take I-84 towards Winnemucca before heading north on Highway 95. You'll turn left onto Highway 140, driving until you reach Denio Junction. From here, turn right on Bog Hot Springs Road. You'll find the site located just a few miles down.
Do you plan on taking on a hot springs adventure this winter? Let us know in the comments and tell us where you like to relax around this time of year. If you love exploring Nevada’s hot springs, then you’ll love This Primitive Hot Springs Trail In Nevada!
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Hot Springs in Nevada
Are there any natural hot springs in Nevada?
There most certainly are! Nevada is peppered with several amazing natural hot springs – each more epic than the last. Some are super-popular crowd favorites, and others are lesser-known but still amazing spots to relax, unwind, and soak a while. In Boulder City, for example, you’ll find Gold Strike Hot Springs, which is nestled along the Colorado River and absolutely pristine. This one tends to be a lot quieter than most, as a four-mile hike is required to access it, but trust us when we say it’s worth the effort! While near Boulder City, you’ll also want to check out Arizona Hot Springs, which is a steady and cozy 111 degrees Fahrenheit year-round (if you’ve never soaked in a hot spring in cold weather, you haven’t yet lived). Another hot spring hot spot is Gerlach, Nevada, where you’ll find Soldier Meadows Hot Springs and Black Rock Hot Spring. You’ll want to be more careful at Black Rock, since one-half of the spring gets a bit too hot for humans to swim in. Check out this list of all these and then some – you're sure to fall in love with at least one!
What are some lovely winter getaways in Nevada?
Who says a desert state doesn’t have amazing winter getaway opportunities? Nevada has plenty! For example, did you know we have our fair share of ski resorts? It’s true – check out Mt. Rose at Ski Tahoe, for example, which is one of the best winter resorts in the nation. The elevation is 9,700 feet, and it’s absolutely amazing year-round, though winter is particularly special. There’s just something so magical about a landscape covered in a layer of fresh snow. The hot springs we mentioned above are great getaways for winter, too, and you’ll also love trying your feet out at some interesting winter hikes in Nevada. In Ely, you’ll find the Polar Express, which is great for families with kids. And, you can’t forget Incline Village, where you’ll encounter Diamond Peak Ski Resort in all its glory. Head to Nevada this winter – you'll love it, we promise.