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Hot springs in Idaho

This page covers 41 hot springs in Idaho that the public can visit: 25 free on public land, 16 with day passes. Looking from a city? See hot springs near Boise.

Free hot springs on public land 25

Hot springs pools and resorts with day passes 16

With a campground nearby: Atlanta Hot Springs, Banbury Hot Springs, Baumgartner Hot Springs, Bonneville Hot Springs, Challis Hot Springs, Downata Hot Springs, Easley Hot Springs, Givens Hot Springs.

Idaho hot springs that are closed or private

These appear in older lists or on maps, but there is no public access. We do not give directions to them.

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Hot springs in other states

Frequently asked questions

Are there free hot springs in Idaho?

Yes, 25 in our list are free on public land, including Atlanta Hot Springs, Barth Hot Springs, Baumgartner Hot Springs and Bonneville Hot Springs. Some need a parking pass or a hike.

Which Idaho hot springs sell day passes?

Banbury Hot Springs, Burgdorf Hot Springs, Challis Hot Springs, Downata Hot Springs and Easley Hot Springs and 11 more. Prices and reservation rules are on each page.

Are there clothing-optional hot springs in Idaho?

The Springs is clothing optional according to the operator or land manager. Everywhere else, wear a swimsuit.

Which Idaho hot springs need a hike?

Bonneville Hot Springs (0.25 mi), Pine Flats Hot Springs (0.25 mi), Jerry Johnson Hot Springs (1 mi) and Council Mountain Hot Springs (2 mi). Distances are one way unless noted on the page.

Which hot springs in Idaho are open all year?

Challis Hot Springs, Givens Hot Springs, Gold Fork Hot Springs, Goldbug Hot Springs and Green Canyon Hot Springs list year-round operation. Winter roads can still close, so check before driving.