Rocky Canyon Hot Springs in Idaho Less trash, lower temperatures (just barley hot enough to soak) and a freezing river ford… in a nutshell. All in all a great soak. Although my friend experienced a couple bites that he thought to be red spider mites. Hmmm. Maybe, maybe not.Rating: B+ View 11.12.07 Rocky Canyon Hot …read more.

I made a trip up to Rocky Canyon, Campground and Skinnydipper Hot Springs with Stoney. The video includes the first two, but it was raining too hard for any Skinnydipper flimage. Both hot springs are located north of Boise Idaho, in the Boise National Forest.

Moondipper Hot Springs in Idaho 09.17.07Not much new to report here, no trash is always good though, but the soak – too hot!Rating: X View the complete listing for Moondipper Hot Springs in Idaho Pine Burl Hot Springs in Idaho 09.17.07Yuk! The pool was mucky and silty, temps were all over the place… what happened …read more.

09.17.07 Boiling Springs Hot Springs in Idaho Trip Report It was a beautiful day to be hiking around in the Boise National Forest. Our soaking party met a nice couple on their way out – they were as red as lobsters! They had somehow managed to withstand 110-113 degree temperatures for over an hour… yikes! …read more.

Here’s the link to the federal nighttime closure order for Skinnydipper Hot Springs AKA Mile Marker 4. The nighttime closure order remains in effect until May 24, 2009, and cites public safety as the reason for the closure. The 2004 order was enacted in response to a surge in disorderly activity; gang fights in the …read more.

Skinnydipper, AKA Mile Marker 4/Deer Creek Hot Springs, is one of just a handful of hot springs that are within 1-2 hours from Boise, Idaho. Drive time from Boise is approximately 1 hour. Skinnydipper is Idaho’s most recent hot springs discovery. In the 1990s, Hot Springs Harley found and cultivated the hot springs with Keeper …read more.