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Goldbug Hot Springs (ID) Video Clips: Clip 01: Approx. 1 mile into the hike up Clip 02: Idaho cacti – that’s right! Plus, someone is coming! Clip 03: Nearing the steep elevation gain just before the hot springs pools Clip 04: Rare sighting of a BLM BIO-Trail Toilet. They must have brought this puppy in …read more.

Elkhorn Hot Spring: Easy-access, wooden soaking box right next to the highway northeast of Stanley. Good to go! The wooden soaking tub is usable all year long, and the rock-walled seasonal pools next to the river submerge during spring runoff. You’ll have to fill the tub (after you put the stopper in) and adjust the …read more.

See the ‘V’? That’s where the soak is A chain of waterfall-fed pools await at the end of a grueling 3 mile hike on a shade deprived trail. During hot temps this hike is rough – bring plenty of water or a water filter. There is a bio-toilet about 1.5 to 2 miles in, near …read more.

11 New Pictures of Slate Creek Hot Springs in Idaho… Enjoy! Fill er up! The 2nd natural pool Piping hot Sweet release Yours truly View the rest of the pictures…

RSM: Red Spider Mite (magnified) Ahh yes, a natural nemesis of the hot springer, the Red Spider Mite (RSM) is known to inhabit a few hot springs. Barley visible to the naked eye, these tiny crimson mites scurry about on rocks and the top of water in and around select hot springs in Idaho and …read more.

The view from the parking area / trailhead Ahhh… finally. Multiple soaks were had at a unique hot springs nestled in a wooded valley situated in the White Cloud Mountains in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area (SNRA). This is the same SNRA that politician Mike Simpson wants to secede chunks off to Stanley for trophy …read more.

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