About Warm Springs (Ghost Town)
Warm Springs sits quietly at the crossroads of US-6 and SR-375 in Nevada, where natural warmth seeps from the earth into an old, fenced-off swimming pool. This primitive warm spring offers a stark encounter with history through its abandoned buildings, marking the remains of a bygone stage stop. The mix of mineral water and desert stillness creates a strangely atmospheric spot that invites reflection rather than relaxation.
Getting There
You reach Warm Springs easily by car without any hiking, parking in a small area near the site. Since it’s located right at the intersection, you won't miss it, but parking spaces are limited, so arriving early helps secure a spot.
What to Expect
The fenced pool no longer welcomes swimmers, so the experience is mostly visual and historical. The spring water is gently warm, hinting at the thermal activity beneath, while the ghost town ruins lend a haunting past to the quiet surroundings. You’ll likely find the area empty, with a tranquil ambiance disrupted only by passing vehicles.
Tips for Visitors
Bring water, sun protection, and sturdy shoes if you want to explore the ghost town remnants nearby. There’s no official fee, but amenities are nonexistent, so plan accordingly. Visit during weekday mornings for the best chance at solitude and keep in mind that swimming here isn’t allowed, preserving this piece of Nevada’s warm springs heritage.
