About Panaca Warm Springs
Panaca Warm Springs offers a relaxing soak in naturally heated waters at a steady 84°F. Nestled in eastern Nevada near the Utah border, this primitive hot spring invites you to unwind in a tranquil setting where you can connect directly with nature. Its gentle warmth makes it a comfortable retreat any time of year.
Getting There
You can reach Panaca Warm Springs easily by car, with drive-up access just off State Route 319. The site features ample parking, so you won’t have to worry about long hikes or rough terrain to enjoy the waters.
What to Expect
The spring provides a modest pool of warm, soothing water surrounded by open desert landscape. With no developed facilities, the environment remains authentic and low-key, giving you a quiet experience away from crowds. Occasional visitors respect the simple conditions, making it a peaceful spot to soak. Clothing is optional here, adding to the laid-back atmosphere.
Tips for Visitors
Visit any time during the year when the weather suits your mood, as the consistent 84°F temperature is pleasant even in cooler months. Bring your own towels and water, since there are no amenities onsite. There’s no fee to use the spring, but keep in mind it’s a natural area—pack out what you pack in and follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve its quiet charm.
