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Since 1849, people have been drawn to the natural hot springs in Nevada’s Capital City. Relax and enjoy the historic beauty and storied mineral healing properties of Carson Hot Springs Resort.

Does it get better than soaking in the longest standing therapeutic hot springs in the state of Nevada? We’re talking about a place so historic, Mark Twain himself is responsible for its moniker. Nah, we didn’t think so, either.

Enjoy the best of Nevada’s remote landscape while soaking away your cares in the hot springs of the Black Rock Desert. Managed by Nevada BLM, this public lands hot spring promises an unforgettable experience, free primitive camping opportunities, and the opportunity to spot the desert dace, a rare species of fish endemic to the region.

Take a dirt-road detour south of Elko and discover the stunning natural beauty of Ruby Valley Hot Springs.

Soak in the watering hole where emigrants once crossed the vast playa of the Black Rock Desert.

Find an adventure like no other in a famous Nevada hot springs oasis nestled in Gold Strike Canyon. The Gold Strike Hot Springs hike starts on a gravel trailhead and leads you down to the Colorado River with plenty of cliff jumping opportunities, hot pools, grottos, and hot waterfalls surrounding the area.

This free, wild soak on the western edge of central Nevada promises views of the ruggedly beautiful White Mountains—including 13,147-foot Boundary Peak—along with unbeatable wildlife viewing, access to Nevada ghost towns, and some of the darkest skies in the country.

Tucked in the majestic White River Valley, pristine fishing, camping and hot springing awaits at this state managed wildlife area.

From remote off-roading past historic sites and natural hot springs to rockhounding, camping under some of the most star-studded skies in the country, and beyond, expect the unexpected in this wild, far-flung corner of the Silver State.

Situated on the same property as Carson Hot Springs and Shoe Tree Brewing Company, go for a little mission we like to call “The Triathlon”—pairing your hot pool party with a frosty beer, and of course damn good eats at Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint.