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IdahoHotSprings.com features pictures, video clips, trip reports, ratings, reviews and more of hot springs with hot pools to soak in all located in Idaho and the Northwest.
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The above random hot springs photo and video clips should give you a better idea of what natural hot springs in Idaho are all about.
All pictures and videos on this site have been taken from many amazing hot springs adventures had throughout the years unless noted otherwise.
Idaho has the most usable hot springs pools in the nation, with approximately 130 'soakable' out of 340. Hot springs reviews found on this website contain trip reports (briefings), pictures, video clips, ratings and more.
Generally speaking, geothermal water is super-heated from within the Earth's crust, forcing it up to the surface where pools are developed or form naturally near the outflow.
Learn all about Idaho's hot springs...
Idaho alone has over 130 hot springs soaking opportunities - that's a lot to choose from! To help simplify the matter, this website organizes hot springs into 2 categories:
Public Hot Springs;
located on public land (National Forest, BLM and Wilderness), somewhat rustic in appearance
and usually no usage or access fees.
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Private or Commercial Hot
Springs; located on private land, typically modern
in appearance and usually a fee is required for use. Some offer overnight
accommodations.
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Springs by Region
Need to learn more about Idaho's Hot Springs? Our Guides and Articles are power-packed with geothermal education.
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PUBLIC BATHING NOTICE
No Soap, Shampoo or
BIO-Soap/Shampoo Allowed in Hot Springs! Avoid Being Fined!
Public hot springs are not
bathing facilities and do not have 'plumbing' like that of commercial,
improved hot springs. Soap and shampoo (including biodegradable soap and
shampoo) do not completely breakdown naturally. This pollutes our water
systems (ingested by fish, animals, humans) at or near the source. This is
also illegal in most wilderness and public lands areas.
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