About Blue Eagle Springs
Blue Eagle Springs offers an authentic dip into Nevada’s natural warmth. This primitive warm spring, nestled near the rugged terrain of Blue Eagle Mountain, flows steadily at a comfortable 84°F (29°C). Its steady stream of mineral-rich water creates an inviting oasis amid the arid landscape.
Getting There
Reaching Blue Eagle Springs requires a bit of effort on unmarked trails, rewarding those willing to hike through desert brush and rocky terrain. There is no designated parking lot nearby, so prepare for a short trek from where you leave your vehicle. Off-road vehicles can access certain points, but expect a rough path.
What to Expect
At Blue Eagle Springs, the water pools in natural stone basins, offering a soothing soak surrounded by vast, open skies. The atmosphere is quiet and solitary, far from crowded resort springs. Facilities are non-existent here—no restrooms or changing areas—so you rely on the landscape itself for comfort and privacy.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during cooler months or early mornings to avoid the hottest desert temperatures and to enjoy the calm solitude. Bring plenty of water, sun protection, and sturdy footwear for the hike. No fees or permits are required, yet leave no trace and respect the fragile desert environment to keep this spot pristine.
