Wilderness river soak: Lower Loon Creek Hot Spring is a real, documented stop on Middle Fork of the Salmon River rafting trips, reached by a short hike up Loon Creek. This page records what the registries and the river guides document; no source speaks to conditions this season. Lower Loon Creek Hot Spring is the…
Wilderness river soak: Sunflower Flat Hot Spring is a real, public, Forest Service camp spring on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, reached only by a permitted float or on foot. This page records what the registries and the Forest Service document, and keeps this spring separate from the hotter Sunflower Hot Springs about…
Documentation record: Owl Creek Hot Springs rises on private land, where soaking has long been tolerated but is not a public right. This page records what the official registries and the documented visits say, and states the access position exactly as it stands. Owl Creek Hot Springs is the hot end of the Shoup country:…
Backcountry soak: Horse Creek Hot Springs is a real, public, Forest Service soak, reached by a long summer-only forest road. This page records what the registries and the Forest Service document, and flags the one thing nobody has settled, the campground fee. Horse Creek Hot Springs is the high one: a documented soak at about…
Documentation record: Danskin Creek Hot Spring has no documented pool and no verified public access information. This page records what the official geothermal registries and one research study say about the spring, and nothing beyond it. Danskin Creek Hot Spring appears in the federal thermal springs list on Danskin Creek where it meets the South…
Documentation record: Battle Creek Hot Springs is on private land and has no documented public access. This page records what the official geothermal registries and the state’s own field survey say about the spring, and nothing beyond it. Battle Creek Hot Springs appears in the federal thermal springs list at 183 °F, on the Bear…
Documentation record: Buckaroo Hot Springs has no documented pool and no verified public access information. This page records what the official geothermal registries say about the spring, and nothing beyond it. Buckaroo Hot Springs appears in the federal thermal springs list at 109 °F, on the floor of the Bruneau River valley in Owyhee County,…
Documentation record: Warm Springs has no documented pool and no verified public access information. This page records what the official geothermal registries say about the spring, and nothing beyond it. Warm Springs appears in the federal thermal springs list at 84 °F, in Clark County northwest of Dubois, on the Edie Ranch quadrangle. The U.S….
Documentation listing: Queens River Hot Springs is recorded here from federal and state geothermal registries. No pool, development, or public soak at this spring is documented in any source consulted, and no access route to the spring itself is described in the record. This page documents the inventoried spring and its setting. The federal thermal…
Documentation record: Latty Hot Spring was covered and piped to a nearby homestead in the inventory era, and no public access information is verified. This page records what the official geothermal registries say about the spring, and nothing beyond it. Latty Hot Spring appears in the federal thermal springs list at 144 °F, in the…
