CampendiumFish Lake Valley Hot Springs
Just a short jaunt west of Tonopah lies Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs. This hidden oasis offers a welcome respite for weary travelers and outdoor enthusiasts, beckoning them with its naturally heated waters and a true off-the-grid experience. Whether you're a hiker seeking to soothe muscles after a day of desert exploration, a stargazer yearning to unwind beneath a blanket of stars, or simply looking for a unique escape from the ordinary, Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs promises an unforgettable soak under the vast Nevada sky.
Embrace the rustic charm of this natural wonder. Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs isn't a typical spa experience. The hot spring is a single, concrete pool nestled amidst the stark desert landscape. The geothermal water, reaching temperatures around 105 degrees Fahrenheit, offers a chance to relax and rejuvenate after a day of adventure. Bring your swimsuit and a sense of adventure, as the setting is basic and clothing is optional for some. The remoteness of the location adds to the allure, allowing you to truly disconnect from the outside world and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the desert.
Beyond the soaking experience, Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs offers a haven for stargazing enthusiasts. Unobstructed by light pollution, the night sky explodes with a dazzling array of stars, planets, and celestial wonders. Bring a blanket and sprawl out on the surrounding desert floor, letting your worries melt away as you lose yourself in the vastness of the cosmos. For the more adventurous, camping is permitted on the surrounding public land, allowing you to extend your desert escape and fully immerse yourself in the natural world.
Soak in the restorative power of the natural waters and embrace the stark beauty of the Great Basin Desert. Experience the solitude, marvel at the night sky, and create lasting memories in this captivating corner of Nevada.
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WikipediaA 52 Weeks of Fun Fascinating Fact about Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs
Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs, also known as "Hotbox," was discovered in 1970 by Fish Lake Power Company. Thirteen wells were drilled to discover oil fields. The hot water was found instead in one of the wells.Attraction Advice
Fish Lake Hot Well is managed by Esmeralda County and is free and open to the public year-round. Free camping and RVing are allowed in the area.
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- Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs
- Dyer NV, NV
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