Bear Valley Hot Springs It was great to return to Bear Valley after 2 years and find no trash upon arrival. We had the place to ourselves at night and experienced a steady stream of daytime traffic – some friendly and some not. This large influx of day hiker traffic is probably due in part …read more.

Mile-16 Hot Springs in Idaho It’s always nice to visit good ol M-16; this visit however was one of my least enjoyed. Upon arrival we picked up more trash than I’ve ever witnessed here. Plus, someone tinkered with the metal pipe that delivers the hot water into the pool. They diverted the main flow from …read more.

New Addition to www.IdahoHotSprings.com!The IHS Hot Springs, Backpacking & Camping Guide IdahoHotSprings.com is further reinforcing our firm belief of preservation through education. The IHS Guide is an ever-evolving project designed as a resource for hot springs, backpacking and camping. It pays special attention to Leave No Trace Principles and the utilization of Low Impact Techniques. …read more.

New traffic updates have been added to the following three (3) hot springs: Hot Springs Campground in Idaho > Pine Flats Hot Springs in Idaho > Skinnydipper Hot Springs in Idaho > Also, the Fan Sites and Support/Preservation links pages have been updated with new content. Happy Soaking!

Deadwood Hot Springs Well, it took me 2 years to get back here but it was definitely worth it. First off, I have to start by reporting an incident that occurred when we arrived at the hot springs. Just before we arrived we passed a couple in their 40s or so on their way out. …read more.

The majority of Idaho’s republican politicians (current/most recent) feature an agenda that involves developing public land in favor of trophy-homes and/or business means. Of course, this enlightened thinking cleverly dodges important considerations relating to the land, locals and wildlife affected by politicans that champion such agendas. Disinformation – this is what is used by some …read more.