Unnamed Thermal Spring
Lovelock is sixty-five miles from this unnamed thermal point in Pershing County, which sits a few steps off a road with no name on record. The water is scalding. The record carries a USGS site number but no land owner and no note on public access. Nobody has sampled the chemistry, and there is no photo.
Roadside, thirty-odd feet from the track. Low basin elevation, dry, a foot of snow in winter give or take. Whose ground it sits on is not recorded, so the surroundings are a question mark. No campground listed. The yearly average temperature sits in the mid-fifties.
The rated season is the three winter months. Water this hot will take skin off. Do not touch. Ownership and access are unknown, which means look from the road unless you know otherwise. No fee on file, no chemistry, no campground. The USGS site number is the only official record tied to it.
Some links are affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
this spring is road-accessible, so you can bring more gear. The water is dangerously hot, so bring water shoes and test pools carefully.
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.