Photo by Mansi Reddy via Google Maps
Click thumbnails to view larger photos • Photos from Google Maps
About Virgin Valley Hot Springs
A remote geothermal spring in the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge, famous for nearby virgin opal deposits. The warm water collects in a rock-lined pool surrounded by high desert rangeland, offering a supremely isolated soak in one of Nevada's most pristine landscapes.
Access
Moderate hike
Overnight
Yes
Clothing Optional
Yes
Features
Water Minerals
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the water temperature at Virgin Valley Hot Springs?
- The water temperature at Virgin Valley Hot Springs is 115°F.
- How much does Virgin Valley Hot Springs cost?
- Virgin Valley Hot Springs is free to visit.
- Is Virgin Valley Hot Springs clothing optional?
- Yes, Virgin Valley Hot Springs is clothing optional.
- What minerals are in the water at Virgin Valley Hot Springs?
- The water at Virgin Valley Hot Springs contains Sodium, Sulfate, Chloride, Silica.
- How difficult is it to get to Virgin Valley Hot Springs?
- Virgin Valley Hot Springs has a moderate difficulty level with moderate hike access.
Recent Google Reviews
"Me and my partner were roadtripping on Memorial Day weekend when we got stranded a few miles away from this campground. We had zero cell signal and no one in sight to help us. We were able to start ou..."
"Very nice little campsite. The hot spring is a nice amenity, but you need to watch for snakes as they too enjoy the luxury. The natural shower is a cool feature. Theres plenty of space to venture."
"Extremely rustic, but very cool destination in the middle of nowhere. Best part is the natural hot spring. Does have a rudimentary shower block house. Think pipe sticking out of the wall. I'd go back...."
