Spring arrives in Nevada and the calm, soothing whiteness of snow-covered landscapes will soon give way to the colours, scents and beautiful lights of the sun at this time of year. The Silver State is full of places of interest to admire and activities not to be missed when the trees begin to sprout.
Take advantage of the various hot springs that abound in Nevada. Many of them are too hot to swim in, but some of them are very pleasant:
[1]The Soldier Meadows: located to the north of the Black Rock is unique for its shape due to its thermal bath formed naturally.
The Ash Springs: a few kilometres north of Las Vegas has temperatures ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.
[2]The Spencer Hot Springs: located next to the most solitary road in America, it is possible to see a herd of wild donkeys while bathing.
Relax around a lake with an idyllic landscape and feel the warm sunshine on your skin… What better way to relax on a beautiful spring afternoon?
Lake Tahoe: the pearl of Nevada with crystal clear waters overhanging wild mountains offers a splendid landscape.
The Angel Lake, whose 2.5 billion year old rocks are the oldest in Nevada, is the starting point for many hikes.
Lake Mead: the largest water reservoir in the United States is ideal for water sports. Sportsmen, fishermen and sun-lovers meet there to admire the mixture of vegetation, colored rock formations and many other wonders.