...Nevada has got some amazing "under the radar" hot springs, but this was one of my personal favorites.
Nevada has got some hidden gems, especially hot springs throughout the state, but this one really stuck out to me the most. It was probably because of the amazing scenery, the humble people and the wild burros. Plus, the time that I was there (early September), the weather was perfect. This hot spring sits out in the middle of the Nevada desert, about 19 miles from the town of Austin. From Austin, NV you'll take US 50 southeast until you get to the 376. Make a right on the 376, and then make a quick left on Forest Service Road 001. Drive about 5.5 miles before you make a slight left turn to the springs. You'll drive another 1.5 miles to the springs, but keep a lookout for other parked vehicles in the open land. Once you see them, continue to make your way towards that direction.
Once arriving, find a convenient place to park, because there's plenty of space to park your vehicle. The hot springs are a good solid temperature, so you'll find yourself enjoying it like I did! Just keep in mind that the springs are clothing optional, so don't be surprised if you see other nude people. If you're lucky, maybe you'll see the wild Burros wandering the land. That was actually pretty cool! Some even got fairly close as they were just looking for a place to get some water. But overall, the scenery (especially around sunset) was really awesome, and there's no hiking involved since you can pull right up to it.
As always, respect the land and leave no trace. Leave it better than you saw it, that way the next person can enjoy it just like you did.