A small stone house next to the warm, soothing springs was the first building in Warm Springs. It was built in 1866. The site originally was a stopping place for freighters and stages traveling to Eureka and Elko. It was a place where tired and weary travelers could stop and enjoy the rejuvenating waters of Warm Springs. Nobody lives at Warm Springs today. A number of old buildings from Warm Springs early days still remain. The springs still flow and there are several huts where the traveler can enjoy a warm dip in solitude.

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