Video Clips of Stanley Hot Springs in Idaho Clip 1 (of 5) Trailhead, Rock Creek and Bridge Clip 2 (of 5) Hiking through the mountains into the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness on Trail 211 towards Stanley Hot Springs. Clip 3 (of 5) Just before reaching the hot springs Clip 4 (of 5) Stanley Hot Springs in the …read more.

Greetings everyone. I just received a report from a fellow hot springer that the fire in the Payette National Forest has reached the opposite bank of the NF of the Payette River from Mile-16 hot spring. The report stated that actual flames were clearly visible from the pool. With that said, lets hope for the …read more.

M16 – One of many in this area My backpacking partner and I enjoyed a surreal, moonlit soak at M16 after backpacking to Rice Peak Lookout. As we were arriving a family from Montana here for Yellow Pine’s annual Harmonica Festival was on their way out after enjoying one of Idaho’s best areas for hot …read more.

Source 2, Pool 2 General DescriptionThree sources, each with their own soaking opportunities, feature pools with rock walls, some with sandy clear bottoms and some with silt. The 1st of 3 sources, known as the waterfall pools, are submerged until late summer (early August), while the other 2 sources have pools that are available for …read more.

*OK, not this wolf exactly but hundreds of others who are just as cute. The U.S. Forest Service wants to use an array of poisons, traps and shooting — including aerial gunning to wipe out wolves and other carnivores in designated wilderness areas. Under the proposal, federal agents could chase down and kill bears or …read more.

Enlarged As of July 2006 Weir Creek now features an enlarged main pool. The old pool used to fit approx. 4 people, the new one has the capacity to house 8-10 hot potters. Depth has increased as well, although the solid rock bottom is still somewhat “V” shaped. The original soaking plank is still in …read more.