Paradise Valley Hot Springs

Hot spring · Humboldt County County, NV · 41.422193, -117.387537

Source temp
135°F
Soakable
Yes
Road
High clearance

The source runs about 135°F; the soaking pools run 95 to 108°F at Paradise Valley Hot Springs, a primitive hot spring in Humboldt County, Nevada, on private land; the landowner allows public access.

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Soaking

DevelopmentPrimitive
Source temperature135°F
Soaking temperature95-108°F
Pools2
SoakableYes
Private landowner allows free public use of volunteer-maintained soaking tubs (green tub and blue trough).
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Access

RoadHigh clearance
Road noteUnpaved Shelton Lane off State Route 290, about 45 miles northeast of Winnemucca; high clearance recommended.
ParkingInformal pull-offs along Shelton Lane; high-clearance vehicles recommended
FeeFree (visitor guides; no landowner fee statement found)
HoursOpen year-round where roads allow; landowner publishes no gate hours online
Managed byPrivate land; the landowner allows public access
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Rules

CampingNot allowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Paradise Valley Hot Springs open?

Hours: Open year-round where roads allow; landowner publishes no gate hours online.

How hot is Paradise Valley Hot Springs?

The spring's source runs about 135°F. The soaking pools run 95 to 108°F. There are 2 pools.

How do you get to Paradise Valley Hot Springs?

The road in is high clearance. Unpaved Shelton Lane off State Route 290, about 45 miles northeast of Winnemucca; high clearance recommended. Parking: Informal pull-offs along Shelton Lane; high-clearance vehicles recommended.

Is Paradise Valley Hot Springs free?

Yes. Free (visitor guides; no landowner fee statement found).

What are the rules at Paradise Valley Hot Springs?

Camping is not allowed.

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Nearby

Sources

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