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In almost the very middle of the state is Spencer Hot Springs. While the springs aren't really developed, you can sit in a toasty warm pool and enjoy a magnificent view of the Toiyabe Range.

Access is easy. From the "Loneliest Road In America," U.S. Highway 50, just east of Austin, take Nevada Highway 376 south for about 1/4 mile. Turn left onto a gravel road (look for the Toquima Cave Historic Marker sign) and travel southeast about 5 1/2 miles. Turn left onto a dirt road. This leads to the spring, which is perched on the side of a hill.

Location: Nevada Commission on Tourism, 401 North Carson Street, Carson City Nevada 89701 Telephone Toll Free: 800-NEVADA-8

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