I first heard about the Nevada hot springs from a fellow hiker I met on a trip to Utah. She rattled off names like Spencer and Ruby Valley, and her eyes lit up when she described the desert air ...

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 ...

Nevada is a seething cauldron of geothermal activity. Gurgling to the surface in dozens of places throughout the state are boiling hot springs and pools, many of which have been tamed for human use.

Some of the most popular hot springs along the trails developed into resorts as the territory was settled. Nevada’s hot springs draw attention today mainly for leisurely soaking, swimming or wading.

For those who are looking for a more tame hot springs experience, Nevada has several resorts that offer added amenities. Steamboat Hot Springs and Healing Center is located on South Virginia ...

And compared a resort ski vacation the costs are next to nothing. If you car camp and hit the hot springs your lodging and spa time are free.

Known as Lawton Hot Springs, the resort, built on a bend in the Truckee River, traced its commercial beginnings to Reno’s early years as a railroad town. Originally known as Granite Hot Springs ...