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The right spot can be tricky to find General DescriptionSeasonal riverside rock-walled, sandy/gravel/rock bottomed pools right next to the middle fork road. There may or may not be a pool ready depending on the time of your visit. The riverside pools feature a swirling mix of cold and hot water. Often, one might need to …read more.

Burgdorf Hot Springs in Idaho Founded in the 1870s, Burgdorf is located near the historic town of Warren, Idaho. Burgdorf features a 6×6 ft spring box pool (113°) and a 50×85 ft large pool (100°-104°), both with sandy bottoms. Electricity-free rental cabins are available and come with a wood stove and oil lamp. You will …read more.

Taken from a July 05 trip to Bear Valley Hot Springs in Idaho near Stanley. This album is powered byBubbleShare– Add to my blog View the complete listing for Bear Valley Hot Springs in Idaho

Don’t Let Them Fool You If Prop 2 goes through, Idaho property taxpayers could be forced to pay millions to opportunists and special interests (did you get that?!) in order to protect their property, the environment and wildlife. So, if big business wants to move in next door or into the forest we would have …read more.

General DescriptionSteamy, roadside soaking in a variety of rock-walled pools await the intrepid hot springer. The vast complex emanates heat from multiple locations. However, the small and shallow pools have varied temperatures, need rebuilding after spring runoff and relocation after the river lever recedes (too hot!). There may or may not be something worth while …read more.

I was going to attempt to write a convincing piece on why Proposition 2 is bad news but this website does a great job. Don’t forget to vote pro-environment on Tuesday by voting NO on Proposition 2.

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