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Stanley, Idaho is well-known for being a tad chilly. It has even been, at times, the coldest place in the United States. My good friend that works at Denali National Park will surely contest this. So, you might be thinking – why on Earth would anyone want to spend spring break in such a place? …read more.

It is surely Spring. The time when Idaho commercial hot springs owners and operators begin sending in their updates to IdahoHotSprings.com. New info. has been added/updated for the following commercial (fee use) hot springs located in Idaho: Indian Springs Hot Springs Resort and RV Park (see previous post for info.) Easley Hot Springs in Idaho: …read more.

I just received an email from the owners of the Indian Springs Hot Springs Resort and RV Park in American Falls, Idaho requesting to update their listing on IdahoHotSprings.com. I’ll have their listing updated soon, and have already added it to the commercial Idaho hot springs map; you can also view the Google Map below. …read more.

Skinnydipper Hot Springs in Central Idaho View the complete listing for Skinnydipper Hot Springs in Idaho View Skinnydipper Hot Springs pictures on Flickr View all other Skinnydipper Hot Springs blog posts Miracle Hot Springs in Southern Idaho View the complete listing for Miracle Hot Springs in Idaho View Miracle Hot Springs pictures on Flickr View …read more.

Bighorn YearlingsOriginally uploaded by RHMiller Tens of thousands of Bidhorn Sheep once lived in Idaho. Now, there are only an estimated 2,000 Bighorn Sheep statewide due to diseases carried by domestic herds grazing on public lands. The Payette National Forest is looking for a long-term solution to save the Bighorn Sheep– they need your input …read more.

Some of the greatest wildlife habitat and recreational land in Idaho needs your help. Roadless area and watersheds that support a variety of critical fish and wildlife habitat in central Idaho’s Nez Perce National Forest are taking abuse due to off-road vehicles which have damaged meadows, created unauthorized routes and are riding illegally on closed …read more.

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