Alkali Hot Springs

Hot spring · Esmeralda County County, NV · 37.824721, -117.337575

Closure or warning on file

You can't soak here Closed to the public since early 2026: fenced private land in use as a construction laydown yard.

Source temp
140°F
Soakable
No
Dogs
Not allowed

The source runs about 140°F at Alkali Hot Springs, a primitive hot spring in Esmeralda County, Nevada, on private land, fenced and closed to the public. It is not a soaking spring: Closed to the public since early 2026: fenced private land in use as a construction laydown yard.

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Closures and warnings

Closed to the public: the spring sits behind new fencing on private land used as a construction laydown yard for NV Energy's Greenlink West line. No reopening date announced. As of February 1, 2026.

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Soaking

DevelopmentPrimitive
Source temperature140°F
SoakableNo
Closed to the public since early 2026: fenced private land in use as a construction laydown yard.
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Access

ParkingDo not enter; site fenced as NV Energy Greenlink West laydown yard on private land
FeeNo public access (closed behind private construction fencing; no agency fee applies)
HoursClosed to the public; no visiting hours
Seasonal closureIndefinite closure while private land serves as NV Energy Greenlink West laydown yard (no reopening date announced)
Managed byPrivate land, fenced and closed to the public
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Rules

DogsNot allowed
CampingNot allowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Alkali Hot Springs open?

Closed to the public: the spring sits behind new fencing on private land used as a construction laydown yard for NV Energy's Greenlink West line. No reopening date announced. As of February 1, 2026. Seasonal closure: Indefinite closure while private land serves as NV Energy Greenlink West laydown yard (no reopening date announced). Hours: Closed to the public; no visiting hours.

How hot is Alkali Hot Springs?

The spring's source runs about 140°F. It is not a soaking spring: Closed to the public since early 2026: fenced private land in use as a construction laydown yard.

How do you get to Alkali Hot Springs?

Parking: Do not enter; site fenced as NV Energy Greenlink West laydown yard on private land.

Is Alkali Hot Springs free?

The fee is No public access (closed behind private construction fencing; no agency fee applies).

What are the rules at Alkali Hot Springs?

Dogs are not allowed and camping is not allowed.

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Nearby

Sources

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