Idaho is teeming with hot springs, or should we say “steaming”?
Hot springs in Idaho are abundant – nearly 130 soakable hot springs – more soakable hot springs than any other state in the nation!
Many of these hot springs come in many different shapes, sizes, and temperatures located on public lands in National Forest or wilderness. Public hot springs in Idaho are typically free. These natural hot springs nestled along mountain paths make for an amazing backpacking destination or day trip adventure.
Developed commercial hot springs in Idaho are on private land and typically charge a fee due to the modern amenities offered. Many have pools of varying temperatures, showers and bathhouses, beverage service, and most are open nearly year-round.
Whether you choose a public or private hot spring, soaking in one of the hot springs in Idaho is sure to soothe your soul and wash the stress away.
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Idaho is known for its natural beauty and abundance of hot springs. Here are some popular hot springs in Idaho:
Gold Fork Hot Springs:
Located near Donnelly, Gold Fork Hot Springs offers several natural mineral pools with varying temperatures. The pools are nestled in a picturesque forest setting, providing a relaxing and serene atmosphere.
Burgdorf Hot Springs:
Situated in the Payette National Forest near McCall, Burgdorf Hot Springs is a historic hot springs resort. It features several hot pools, including a large communal pool and private tubs. The rustic ambiance and scenic surroundings make it a popular destination.
Kirkham Hot Springs:
Located along the South Fork of the Payette River near Lowman, Kirkham Hot Springs offers a unique experience. The hot springs cascade down a series of terraced rock pools, creating a natural hot water feature with breathtaking views.
Jerry Johnson Hot Springs:
Situated in the Clearwater National Forest near Lowell, Jerry Johnson Hot Springs is a beautiful collection of hot pools along the Lochsa River. Accessible via a short hiking trail, these natural hot springs are a hidden gem.
Lava Hot Springs:
Located in southeastern Idaho, Lava Hot Springs is a popular year-round destination. It features multiple hot springs pools, both public and private, and also offers water slides and other recreational activities.
The Springs in Idaho City:
Situated in the historic town of Idaho City, The Springs offers a relaxing hot springs experience. It features various pools with different temperatures, a steam room, and a massage center, allowing visitors to unwind and rejuvenate.
These are just a few examples of the many hot springs in Idaho. It's important to note that availability, access, and amenities may vary at each location, so it's advisable to check with the specific hot springs before visiting.
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