Idaho Hot Springs Map

Map of Hot Springs Located in Idaho

Every Idaho soak we document is on this map, from roadside pools an hour from Boise to backcountry springs at the end of a trail. The map has two layers: natural hot springs on public land, and commercial resorts and pools. Click any pin to open the spring’s full listing, with directions, current conditions, fees, and photos.


Idaho Hot Springs Google Map

IDAHO HOT SPRINGS AT A GLANCE
Status checked every 90 days
162
Tracked statewide
133
Live listings
20
Closed
29
Documented, no listing yet

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More Springs We Are Still Documenting

These springs appeared on the old IdahoHotSprings.com and are on the map, but their full listings are still being built. They are listed here by name so the index stays complete; each one gets its own page as the listing project works through the state. Alpine, Ashton, Battle Creek, Beardsley (listed as Challis Hot Springs), Big Eightmile Creek, Blackfoot Reservoir, Buckaroo, Coyote (listed as Prince Albert Hot Springs), Danskin, Elk Creek, Foster Ranch, Grape Creek, Henry, Lake Walcott, Latty, Leggit Creek, Malad, Pescadero, Queens River, South Fork Plunge, Sullivan, Sweet, Tadpole, Taylor, Terteling, Triple Creek, Warm Springs

Idaho Hot Springs Map: Questions

How many hot springs are in Idaho?

Idaho is often credited with more hot springs than any other state, with hundreds of thermal springs scattered throughout its mountains and river canyons. This page documents 153 of them: 124 full listings, and 29 more named above while their pages are being built.

What are the best hot springs near Boise?

Kirkham Hot Springs is the classic Boise day trip, a terraced set of pools beside the South Fork Payette River about 90 minutes from the city. Bonneville Hot Springs and Pine Flats Hot Springs sit in the same river corridor, and The Springs Resort in Idaho City in Idaho City is the developed option, with a pool, steam room, and reservations. All 13 Boise-area listings are in the index above.

Which Idaho hot springs are open in winter?

The developed resorts run year-round, including Banbury Hot Springs and Miracle Hot Springs near Buhl, the Lava Hot Springs pools in Southeast Idaho, and The Springs Resort in Idaho City. Among natural springs, Goldbug Hot Springs, Kirkham Hot Springs, and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs all draw winter soakers; expect snow on the trails and check the listing for current road and access conditions before you go.

Are there free hot springs in Idaho?

Yes. Most undeveloped springs on public land are free to visit, including Goldbug Hot Springs, Sunbeam Hot Springs, and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs. Developed resorts, pools, and campgrounds charge admission, and a few trailheads ask for a parking pass. Each listing on this site states its fee where one applies.

Hot Springs Maps of Other States

New to the site? Start with our guide to Idaho hot springs.