Rose Creek Spring
Rose Creek Spring is public land, BLM, in Humboldt County about thirteen miles from Winnemucca, and the water runs warm, well short of bath heat. Access is open. The main thing the record has to say about it, beyond the temperature, is a 1961 water sample heavy in dissolved solids.
West Rose Creek Road runs within a few hundred feet, a short walk. The land belongs to the Humboldt River Field Office. Elevation is low for the area, around 4,300 feet, dry at ten inches of precipitation and winter snow that totals under two feet. What the spring looks like is not recorded.
December to February on the record. Open, and free as far as the record shows. No campground listed. The 1961 sample showed high dissolved solids, over 2,600 milligrams per liter, with iron in it, so the water is mineral-heavy even if cool. A short walk from the road. Winnemucca is close enough that this is an easy look.
The water at Rose Creek Spring is slightly alkaline (pH 8.3) with 2650 mg/L total dissolved solids. It is notably rich in magnesium (known for muscle relaxation and stress relief), sodium (supports circulation and skin hydration), and chloride (natural antiseptic with skin health benefits).