Virgin Valley Warm Springs

Hot spring · Humboldt County County, NV · 41.852904, -119.002329

Virgin Valley Campground, Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Public domain (US federal government work, USFWS)
Soakable
Yes
Dogs
Allowed

Virgin Valley Warm Springs is a developed hot spring in Humboldt County, Nevada, managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge). Soak temps are not on file yet.

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Soaking

DevelopmentDeveloped
Pools1
SoakableYes
Typical depth5-5 ft
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Access

Road noteVirgin Valley Road off Highway 140. Refuge roads other than Highway 140 are not maintained in winter and can turn impassable with snow or mud.
FeeFree (USFWS: the refuge is free to visit)
HoursRefuge open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; campground accessible year-round
Reservation windowNo reservations; campsites are first-come, first-served
Managed byU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge)
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Rules

DogsAllowed
CampingAllowed
FiresAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Virgin Valley Warm Springs open?

Hours: Refuge open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; campground accessible year-round.

How hot is Virgin Valley Warm Springs?

There is 1 pool.

How do you get to Virgin Valley Warm Springs?

Virgin Valley Road off Highway 140. Refuge roads other than Highway 140 are not maintained in winter and can turn impassable with snow or mud.

Is Virgin Valley Warm Springs free?

Yes. Free (USFWS: the refuge is free to visit).

What are the rules at Virgin Valley Warm Springs?

Dogs are allowed, camping is allowed, and fires are allowed.

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Nearby

Sources

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