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Home: Idaho Hot Springs: Pete Creek Natural Hot Spring
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Boise National Forest Overall Rating: X
3,700 ft Water Temperature: n/a
Atlanta Area Usage Level: light-moderate

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06.12.03: Hot waterfall


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General Description
Seasonal, user-built rock-walled pools, usually August through October (when the river is low), look on the far side of the Middle Fork of the Boise River for small, rock-walled pools below the waterfall.
Dates Visited: Trash Levels: Bug Levels:
09.16.06 none none
06.12.03 low none

Water Clarity:
Hard to tell, pools submerged

Visibility:
High

Odor(s):
n/a

Wildlife Sighted: Deer, Elk & Fox

Seasonal Notes
Fording the river is only advised during low water (late season) conditions, usually late July to November. Majority of roads into Atlanta close during winter save for one route which is sketchy at best most winters especially given the large amount of deaths that occur on this road during the summer months.
Camping Notes
Plenty of nearby National Forest campgrounds and primitive sites to choose from.

Briefings

09.16.06
Foiled again! There were no pools below the waterfall as I had hoped, it looks like soaking this one requires a river ford and soak in the cold river just below the waterfall. Hmmm, maybe during the warmer season, but not today... too cold.
Rating: X

06.12.03
This 30 foot hot waterfall was a sight for sore eyes. The river was too high for us to cross and obviously too high to build a pool beneath it. Visit Pete Creek during late August through October if you are interested in a soak. Campsites and campgrounds are nearby along with a bunch of other hot springs.
Rating: X

Average Rating: X

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