In 1980/1981 Mile-16 Hot Springs in Idaho was located and cultivated by Al Borup, the late 70s and early 80s fire crew Chief of the Krassel work station. Al is currently working in Boise for the National Interagency Fire Center, continuing to fight the good fight no doubt. The large rock in the north end …read more.

A well-known and used hot springs northeast of Cascade Idaho. The pools are a short, but steep hike from the highway pullout. View the complete listing for Trail Creek Hot Springs in Idaho

Forest Service Roads 474 North and 474 South in the Warm Lake area northeast of Cascade Idaho are both closed due to road construction, more than likely, until just before snow falls. The closures effect access to the following hot springs: 474 South Vulcan Hot Springs, Molly’s Tubbs, Molly’s Hot Spring and All of the …read more.

10.14.07 Trail Creek Trip Report I can’t believe it has been almost 1 year since I was last here. Both of Trail Creek’s pools are in excellent condition; deeper, new siphon hoses, wood palette and adjustable temperatures. I was actually shocked to arrive and find the pullout empty. That could be because the Warm Lake …read more.

Residents of Yellow Pine and cabins in the vicinity of Warm Lake and Johnson Creek are still under evacuation orders while the surround roads remain closed as well. Here’s the update

At the end of a short hike through the Boise National Forest you will find one of Idaho’s most unique hot springs. There is so much flow at Vulcan that the US Department of Energy has been salivating over it’s geothermal potential for years. I’ve heard many a rumor that uncle Sam wants to develop …read more.