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Map of Commercial Hot Springs in Idaho

Written on September 21 by Hotspringsguy

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The below map features every commercial hot springs in Idaho that I have information on. Please leave a comment if you know of another that should be on the map.


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8 comments on “Map of Commercial Hot Springs in Idaho”

  1. Hot Springs Guy

    Ahh yes, the Natatorium. Unfortunately, it disappeared many years ago. There are still remnants visible at and near the site. I believe after the 2nd earthquake the city decided to not rebuild it. The geothermal well has since been capped and any other outflow re-routed to the Warm Springs district. Here’s an old post that mentions the Natatorium…

  2. hettinger

    Hmm… there is a public pool right on warm springs ave and marsden, i was under the impression that this was on the location of the early natatorium buildings (i’ve heard other boise locals refer to this pool as the natatorium). I was also under the impression that they used geothermal energy to heat the pool.

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  3. Hot Springs Guy

    hettinger,

    Thanks for the link, very cool. Sadly, the facilities are not geothermal-powered. It’s a shame Boise doesn’t take advantage and have at least a pool. The Natatorium, in the past, had a shady reputation… maybe that’s why?

    In the foothills, over by the State Pen, are remnants of pools from the past. I’ve heard that some private residences in that area have geo-pools in their backyard.

    Best,

  4. Visitor info

    What I wouldn’t give for a hot springs dip today! Good work on locating “every commercial hot springs in Idaho”

  5. hettinger

    thanks hotspringsguy for the info, i’ve always wondered about that pool down there. good to know! 😀

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