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Skinnydipper Hot Springs Featuring The Crappy Old String Band – For more funny videos, click here The hike and hot pools of famed Skinnydipper Hot Springs located in south-central Idaho. Featuring Bluegrass from ‘The Crappy Old String Band’ with Bart Rayne on Banjo and Vocals. Other video formats Visit The Crappy Old String Band on …read more.

Short trip report this time: In a nutshell – a badass trip because of low trash, clean pools and friendly soakers. Usually, a trip to Skinny means hauling down at least a couple bags of trash. Rating A+

Trip Reports for Rocky Canyon and Molly’s Tubs Hot Springs in Idaho 09.16.08 Rocky Canyon Hot Springs A welcome improvement to report at Rocky Canyon Hot Springs; the hot water channel and pool mortaring has been revamped; hot water from the source now travels down an encased tunnel, which helps trap the necessary heat required …read more.

A quick look at Molly’s Tubs Hot Springs, located in the Boise National Forest, northeast of Cascade, Idaho. View all video formats (Windows, Mac, Linux) Molly’s Tubs Hot Springs pictures and trip reports View all hot springs video clips Subscribe to Hot Springs Guy videos

Unfortunately, my schedule only allowed for a late night run at Weir Creek Hot Springs. Which just means no pics, but some video turned-out. It was a stellar soak under a thick blanket of stars overlooking a dense forest with crystal-clear Weir Creek chatting away in the background. The pool clocked-in at 108! Good thing …read more.

The Clearwater National Forest and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness is a longtime Idaho favorite for natural, primitive hot springs. Located in north-central Idaho and primarily accessible off State Highway 12, this is the state’s lushest region in regard to hot springs hiking and backpacking trips. I favor this region partially because of the associated diversity of travelers. …read more.

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