Trail Creek Hot Springs03.12.06The roads were in pretty good condition save for the last few snow covered miles before the hot springs pullout. We arrived to find a Nissan Pathfinder and an older Alaskan Malamute in the pullout. Hmmm. Friend or foe? When we advanced toward the trail he started growling at us. I didn’t …
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Maple Grove Hot Springs has been added to the SE Commercial Idaho Hot Springs area.Click here to view the full listing!
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Have you heard about the Bush administration’s plans to put our public lands on “blue-light special?” Bush’s proposed 2007 budget includes provisions to sell off as much as 800,000 acres of our public lands to the highest bidder! Will you join me in speaking out against this absurd proposal? Click here to send a message …
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Roadless Area Hot Springs Jerry Johnson at RiskRoadless areas represent our last intact ecosystems, water systems, wildlife areas and open spaces. Many use and value this land, including: hunters, anglers, backpackers and kayakers along with many other types of recreational users.IRAs also contain hot springs, which are very unique features that set Idaho’s roadless forests …
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