Coyote Spring
Coyote Spring runs barely warm on BLM land in Pershing County, about fifty-four miles from Lovelock, with open access. Low seventies on record, which is cool for sitting in and fine for a hand or a dog. The Black Rock Field Office holds the ground. No chemistry or second name is attached to the record.
A tenth of a mile separates it from the road, no road name given. Shy of four thousand feet in dry Black Rock desert, eight inches of yearly precipitation and about fourteen inches of snow. There is a USGS site entry for it.
Cold months are the record's pick. No heat hazard at this temperature. Open ground, free as far as the record knows, and no campground listed. The figure on file came from a field survey; the spring may feel cooler or warmer on the day.