Visit This Quaint Hot Springs Resort In Small Town Nevada For Sweet Solitude
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With a population of just 1,130 people, Caliente is considered the least populated incorporated town in the state. This quaint little town is rich in history, though. Founded in 1901, the town was originally called “Calientes” due to the hot springs that were found in the area. Today, it makes for a nice and quiet getaway from civilization. The next time the mood strikes for a relaxing vacation, consider visiting this charming hot springs resort in Nevada’s smallest town.
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Have you been to Caliente? This looks like the perfect place for some much-needed R&R if you ask us! Don’t forget to check out our hot springs road trip through Nevada for the ultimate guide to relaxation in the Silver State.
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