About Kyle Hot Springs
Kyle Hot Springs offers an intensely warm soak deep in Northern Nevada's rugged landscape. Its notably high water temperature, around 171°F, creates a steamy, powerful bathing experience. The strong sulfur scent lingers in the air, enhancing the raw mineral spring atmosphere, while the cement pool recalls echoes of a bygone resort era.
Getting There
You reach Kyle Hot Springs with ease—no hiking involved—by driving directly to the site and parking roadside. The accessibility makes it one of the more convenient hot springs in Nevada, though the primitive setup requires you to bring your own supplies.
What to Expect
Prepare for very hot, sulfur-rich water that can feel almost scorching, so caution is essential. The quiet, seldom-visited setting offers a peaceful atmosphere with few distractions. Facilities are minimal, and the cement soaking pool retains a rustic, unchanged vibe mingled with subtle reminders of the old resort that once stood here.
Tips for Visitors
Visit anytime during the year, but always test the water temperature carefully before fully entering. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen, as shade is limited and the springs are primitive with no amenities. Clothing is optional, so pack accordingly and respect the natural environment. There is no confirmed fee, but prepare for primitive conditions and limited signage.
