Trego Hot Springs

Hot spring · Pershing County County, NV · 40.771737, -119.116955

Closure or warning on file

BLM closed off-road driving through the springs area (March 2019); stay on designated routes. Spring water tested positive for pathogens; see health note. BLM advisory: the spring water tested positive for E. coli, fecal coliforms and Vibrio cholerae; BLM advises avoiding bathing or any contact with the water. Posted signs are sometimes vandalized.

The hot ditch at Trego Hot Springs on the Nobles Trail, Black Rock Desert, 2008
NPS Staff, Public domain (US federal government work, National Park Service)
Source temp
187°F

The source runs about 187°F; the soaking pools run 90 to 100°F at Trego Hot Springs, a primitive hot spring in Pershing County, Nevada, managed by BLM Black Rock Field Office (Black Rock Desert-High Rock Canyon NCA).

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Closures and warnings

BLM closed off-road driving through the springs area (March 2019); stay on designated routes. Spring water tested positive for pathogens; see health note. As of June 8, 2020.

BLM advisory: the spring water tested positive for E. coli, fecal coliforms and Vibrio cholerae; BLM advises avoiding bathing or any contact with the water. Posted signs are sometimes vandalized. As of June 8, 2020.

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Soaking

DevelopmentPrimitive
Source temperature187°F
Soaking temperature90-100°F
ClothingClothing optional
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Access

Road noteDirt road access off Jungo Road (County Road 49), vulnerable to rain damage. BLM does not permit driving off road through the springs area.
FeeFree (visitor guides; BLM publishes no fee for the site)
Managed byBLM Black Rock Field Office (Black Rock Desert-High Rock Canyon NCA)
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Rules

CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Trego Hot Springs open?

BLM closed off-road driving through the springs area (March 2019); stay on designated routes. Spring water tested positive for pathogens; see health note. As of June 8, 2020. BLM advisory: the spring water tested positive for E. coli, fecal coliforms and Vibrio cholerae; BLM advises avoiding bathing or any contact with the water. Posted signs are sometimes vandalized. As of June 8, 2020.

How hot is Trego Hot Springs?

The spring's source runs about 187°F. The soaking pools run 90 to 100°F.

Can you soak at Trego Hot Springs?

BLM advisory: the spring water tested positive for E. coli, fecal coliforms and Vibrio cholerae; BLM advises avoiding bathing or any contact with the water. Posted signs are sometimes vandalized. As of June 8, 2020.

How do you get to Trego Hot Springs?

Dirt road access off Jungo Road (County Road 49), vulnerable to rain damage. BLM does not permit driving off road through the springs area.

Is Trego Hot Springs free?

Yes. Free (visitor guides; BLM publishes no fee for the site).

Is Trego Hot Springs clothing optional?

Yes, Trego Hot Springs is clothing optional.

What are the rules at Trego Hot Springs?

Camping is allowed.

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