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The state of Idaho contains an abundant amount of
geothermal activity, more than any other state except
for Nevada - which has less 'soakable' hot springs than
Idaho.
Commercial
hot springs in Idaho come in a variety of flavors. From
day-use only to unique overnight accommodations
to drive-in and snowmobile or ski-in hot springs
destinations, there is a soak sure to please nearly any type
of hot springs connoisseur.
The hot springs in this area are
typically on private land and require some sort of fee to access.
The fee fluctuates in relation to the style or type of hot springs
and amenities offered. |
