Gandy Warm Springs
80–81°F
Pool temperatures
Drive-up
Moderate access
Free
No fee reported
Gandy Warm Springs is a free BLM site in Snake Valley near the Nevada border with two pools of about 80F water, a small waterfall and a shallow cave. The lower pool holds roughly a dozen people. Access is a long dirt road that is fine for most vehicles when dry.
01 · Before you go
Plan your visit
What to expect on the ground: rules, facilities and when to go.
- Swimsuits required
- Camping nearbyFree camping on surrounding BLM land; no facilities, water or restrooms.
- 2 pools
- Quiet
- SeasonDirt road is passable in dry weather and impassable when wet; flash floods possible July-September.
- Free to soakNo entry fee.
02 · Live
Conditions
Access status, weather and hazards. Closure feeds are checked automatically every morning.
Access
No closures reported
No closure, fire or weather warning found in Forest Service, wildfire (NIFC) or National Weather Service feeds. That isn't confirmation it's open, so check with BLM.
Checked 22 Oct · updated daily
No 2025-2026 closures found; a March 2026 visitor report described good conditions (checked 2026-10-18).
Very remote with no cell coverage and about 30 miles from services. Summer heat above 100F, rattlesnakes in warm months, low cave overhangs and uneven footing. Do not disturb the endemic Gandy springsnail. Carry a spare tire and extra fuel.
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03 · Route
Getting there
Nearest town: Baker, Nevada.
- 1
Turn north off US-6/50 just west of the Utah-Nevada border onto Gandy Road and drive about 28 miles north.
- 2
Turn left at the signed junction shortly before Warm Creek and go west about 2.7 miles to the parking area.
39.4640, −114.0380 · nearest town Baker, Nevada, UT
04 · Where to stay
Stay nearby
Make a night of it. Places to stay near Baker, Nevada, from campgrounds to cabins.
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Checked against 4 sources, with closures, wildfires and weather warnings re-checked daily.Show sourcesShare your photosSuggest an update
- hotspringsguides.com (access, temperature, rules, hazards, camping)
- geology.utah.gov (geology and springsnail)
- theoutbound.com (pools, road, 2026 conditions)
- roadtripryan.com (pools, BLM land)
