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Home: Idaho Hot Springs: Phifer (Weatherby Mill) Warm Spring
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Boise National Forest Overall Rating: B-
4,400 ft Water Temperature: 86º
Atlanta Area Usage Level: Moderate

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06.12.03: What a shot!


06.12.03


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Pool Condition
No pool, only shower and bathtub: shower is wood-walled (3 sides)
Dates Visited: Trash Levels: Bug Levels:
09.16.06 moderate none
06.12.03 light light

Water Clarity:
Clear

Visibility:
Moderate

Odor(s):
None Noticed

Wildlife Sighted: Deer, & Elk

Seasonal Notes
Seasonal forest service road closure on best access road, all-year access via Middle Fork Boise River Road off HWY 21.
Camping Notes
Plenty of NF camping sites/areas are available nearby.

Briefings

09.16.06
Usually, I don't see anyone at Phifer. This time was exactly opposite of every time I've been here - it was jam-packed! It only took me a couple seconds to figure out that this area was experience hunting season. Every last rig was a hunter of some sort. How in the world are they going to get anything with so many people ripping around on ORVs? I checked out ol Phifer, nothing new to report, then went on my. Way too cold for a luke-warm shower this time of year anyway.
Rating: C+

06.12.03
Phifer Warm Spring was uniquely cool in both appearance and temperature. The water flows out of an artesian well and is piped into a stand-up shower stall and old bathtub. This is best enjoyed on hot summer days to due the temperature of the spring water. There are campsites all around and at Phifer.
Rating: B+

Overall Rating: B-

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