Coyote Hole Spring
Off Lockes Road in Eureka County, Nevada, on BLM ground run by the Tonopah Field Office, Coyote Hole Spring runs hot, a little past the top of the soaking range. The town of Eureka is nearly eighty miles off, and nothing closer shows in the file. Access is open. The USGS has a site record for the spring, though nobody has published chemistry from it.
Lockes Road passes about two hundred feet from the spring, so the approach is a matter of pulling over. High desert, dry for most of it, with roughly a foot of snow each winter. Plain public ground with no designation attached. The record leaves the spring itself undescribed, so what you will find at the end of those two hundred feet is an open question.
The file lists December through February. Hot enough that you test it first and keep soaks short. Access is open. Nothing on fees, nothing on camping. Chemistry is absent. Eureka is the only town named, and it is far enough to matter when planning.
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