Idaho has the most usable hot springs out of any state in the nation; with about 130 soakable out of 340. However, Nevada has the most hot springs overall, but the majority of them are not soakable. The water is hot because it is heated from within the Earth’s crust, forcing it up to the …read more.

Ahh yes, it’s that time of the year again. The weather is warming up, and thoughts of hot springs, hiking, backpacking, camping, festivals and road trips begin to plague the mind on a daily basis. Some things to remember: Spring RunoffThis is a big one. The majority of the best hot springs in the northwest …read more.

FindHotSprings.com recently upgraded the Hot Springs Forums. Here’s a screen grab of the new look: View the Forums

Ta-da! I have finally rolled out an Idaho Hot Springs GPS Coordinate Listing, which features: USGS GPS coordinate listing for all springs hot and warm in Idaho – remember to use this as a GUIDE only! I will be merging my personal GPS coordinates into this page soon, and will clearly denote the verified coordinates. …read more.

IdahoHotSprings.com was in the Spokane newspaper (and North Idaho), the Spokesman Review last Sunday in a special article titled “Hot Spring Havens”. It was a well-written piece that featured commercial hot springs in Montana. WTG Cassy!

For those of you ‘in the know’ in regard to my last couple activist-related posts, please forgive me. I am merely trying to educate those ‘not in the know’. In regard to hot water, well, there’s plenty of it. Coming next will be a trip report and pictures of Bonneville Hot Springs from a visit …read more.