The Case for Nevada Hot Springs If you love hiking, remote camping, or just driving scenic byways to places that don’t always show up on Google Maps, this is your kind of trip.

Nevada is home to more than 300 naturally occurring hot springs, the most found in the U.S. While some are too hot to enjoy, if you know the right spot, a day of soaking and relaxation is as easy ...

According to the Nevada Division of Tourism, the nation’s driest state is also the one with the most natural hot springs, with more than 300. Some are situated as a natural pool, fed into an old ...

Nevada’s hot springs draw attention today mainly for leisurely soaking, swimming or wading. A few of the hottest are put to use as sources of geothermal energy, such as Steamboat Hot Springs ...

Nevada has more hot springs than any other state in the country, with more than 300 occurring naturally. Many can be found in Northern Nevada. However, quantity doesn't always guarantee quality.

I was a young child in Wisconsin when I became aware Nevada existed. It happened while poring over maps and atlases and imagining the places depicted, one of my favorite activities at the time.

To get to Bog Hot from Denio Junction, Nev., drive Nevada 140 (the Winnemucca-to-the-Sea Highway) west toward Lakeview in Oregon. After rounding a low range of hills at 9.1 miles, turn north off ...

Nevada is one of the most geothermally active regions in North America and has the greatest concentration of hot springs in the U.S. The post Soak It Up at These Off-the-Radar Nevada Hot Springs ...