Bartine Hot Springs

Bartine Hot Springs is a small geothermal site in Nevada’s Antelope Valley, on Hot Spring Hill in the Great Basin Desert. Also known as Bartine Ranch Hot Springs, it is closely tied to Bartine Ranch and to Frederick "Fred" Bartine, a Finland-born settler who came to the United States in 1901, developed 640 acres here, drilled three artesian wells, and became a prominent figure around Eureka. Four hot spring sources rise on the tufa mound, with mineral water emerging between 102 and 108 degrees Fahrenheit. Adapted for soaking, the springs are notable both for their remote desert setting and for their connection to central Nevada’s settlement history.

Eureka, Nevada · United States