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4 springs within 120 miles

Hot springs near Ely

4 hot springs are within 120 miles of Ely: the closest is Gandy Warm Springs (48 mi) and 4 are free. Distances are straight-line; driving distances in the mountains can be much longer.

  1. Gandy Warm Springs48 mi
  2. Ruby Valley Hot Springs (Smith Ranch Hot Springs)75 mi
  3. Spencer Hot Springs106 mi
  4. Baker Hot Springs118 mi
Water dripping from mossy rock into a clear spring pool at Gandy Warm Springs, Gandy, Utah
Wild spring

Gandy Warm Springs

Gandy, UT

A large warm spring, about 81°F, pouring nearly 9,000 gallons a minute out of the base of Spring Mountain in Snake Valley near the Nevada line. Visit Utah describes a lower pool that fits about a dozen people, with a small cave under a waterfall, and a more private upper pool about 50 feet up the hill. The site is on BLM land with no facilities, and the nearest services are about 30 miles away.

Minerals330 mg/L
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Ruby Valley Hot Springs (Smith Ranch Hot Springs)

Elko, NV

A group of clear spring pools in Ruby Valley, about 60 miles from Elko, between Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Franklin Lake Wildlife Management Area. The largest pool is about 30 feet across and sits around 100°F, but some nearby springs are scalding. The last miles are rough dirt roads where four-wheel drive is recommended, and Travel Nevada advises against winter trips.

Minerals656 mg/L
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Spencer Hot Springs

Austin, NV

A cluster of springs on BLM land in the Big Smoky Valley southeast of Austin, where pipes feed spring water into two metal cattle-trough tubs and a soft-bottomed natural pool. The source runs around 130-140°F, and soakers set the tub temperature by moving the inflow pipe. There are no toilets, water or services; free primitive camping is allowed at least 100 yards from the water.

Minerals770 mg/LSodium–sulfate · lithium · high silica
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Baker Hot Springs

Delta, UT

Three small concrete tubs in Utah's West Desert northwest of Delta, fed by springs at Fumarole Butte that emerge at about 180°F. Visitors mix in cold water through PVC pipes to set the temperature, and each tub fits only a few people. It is free.

Minerals3,650 mg/LSodium–chloride · high silica
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