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Silver Creek Hot Spring is a geothermal mineral spring in Valley County, Idaho. [3] It is located 23 miles North of the town of Crouch. [4] The hot spring is also known as the Silver Creek Plunge. [5] The spring flows into Silver Creek, and on to Middle Fork, a tributary of the Payette River.
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Hot spring near Garden Valley Idaho. Boat Box Hot Spring; Burgdorf Hot Springs [17] Frenchman's Hot Springs; Goldbug Hot Springs; Gold Fork Hot Springs [17] Green Canyon Hot Springs [4] Heise Hot Springs, Ririe [18] Hopkins Hot Springs, also known as Maple Grove hot springs, Thatcher, Idaho [19] [2] Kirkham Hot Springs [17] Lava Hot Springs ...
The Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route is an off-road bicycle touring route in central Idaho. Developed by Adventure Cycling Association , the route consists of 518 miles of mostly dirt roads and 227 miles of optional singletrack , with access to more than 50 hot springs .
Pages in category "Hot springs of Idaho" The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. B. Boat Box Hot Spring; F.
Frenchman's Hot Springs, also known as Frenchman's Bend Hot Springs or Warfield Hot Springs, is a hot spring located along Warm Springs Creek in the Sawtooth National Forest, 11 miles (17.7km) from Ketchum, Idaho. [5] [4] The springs are composed of three wide, shallow pools. The pools are rock-walled, with sand and gravel covered bottoms. The ...
Goldbug Hot Springs is a hot spring located in the Salmon-Challis National Forest about 20 miles south of Salmon, Idaho. The spring is along Warm Spring Creek and there are about six waterfall-fed pools. [4] Goldbug is listed as having a temperature of 113 °F (45 °C), [2] but the temperature of the pools will vary depending on the time of ...
Prior to the arrival of settlers, the hot springs were used by the local Shoshone people. [1] The property surrounding the hot springs was homesteaded in the early 1900s by the Hopkins family. [2] In 1945 it became known as Maple Grove Hot Springs and was operated as a commercial facility into the 1960s.