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2012 Natural Hot Springs Calendar – Idaho Edition

Sunday, January 1st, 2012

I thought it would be a grand idea to focus on the mother of all geothermal states, in terms of ‘soakable’ hot springs, for the 3rd edition (year) of the Natural Hot Springs Wall Calendar.

Nothing But Idaho

Idaho is home to about 130 ‘soakable’ hot springs of around 340 total hot springs. That’s a lot of hot water!

Click below to preview and purchase the 2012 Natural Hot Springs Wall Calendar, which features photos taken from my hot springs adventures in Idaho.

Best New Year Wishes!

2012 Natural Hot Springs Wall Calendar Index

January: Trail Creek
February: Molly’s
March: Atlanta
April: Skillern
May: Weir Creek
June: Weir Creek
July Weir Creek
August: Molly’s
September: Rocky Canyon
October: Bear Valley
November: Frenchmen’s Bend
December: Rocky Canyon

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Oregon Hot Springs Photos from One of the Legends

Monday, February 28th, 2011

Tim and I have never had the pleasure of meeting in person (IRL), but have chatted via email and exchanged what any hot springer might – directions to secret soaks. Here’s pictures from some of his recent visits to hot springs in Oregon; Alvord, Willow Creek (Whitehorse Ranch) and Hidden in Plain Sight. A great prelude to spring and summer!

View all of Tim’s Oregon Hot Springs pictures…

Alvord Hot Springs

Willow Creek Hot Springs (Whitehorse Ranch)

Hidden in Plain Sight

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Northwest Hot Springs 2011 Calendars

Sunday, December 12th, 2010

Seasons Greetings and geothermal tidings!

It is that time of the year again, and I have finally rolled-out 2011 calendars featuring hot springs photos I’ve taken throughout the northwest. A special thanks to those of you who have prodded-me to do it again this year.

The two calendars are available on my CafePress store, which has been around since 2004. I was hoping to have it on Amazon.com again this year, but too many hoops to jump through with too little time left.