Challis Hot Springs is part of the Land of the Yankee Fork State Park located in the Salmon River Valley of central Idaho. Primary amenities include natural hot springs, RV and tent camping. Challis Hot Springs is surrounded by numerous outdoor recreation opportunities.
Aching muscles melt away at Durfee Hot Springs on the northern edge of Almo. Since 2005, rock climbers, local residents and visitors have been soaking and swimming at Durfee, taking full advantage of the steamy, therapeutic water.
Green Canyon Hot Springs, located in a rural setting in eastern Idaho, features both an indoor and outdoor pool. The hot springs has been in the same family since 1953 but it actually began much earlier, in 1903.
Enjoy the resort's hot springs pool, picnic areas, volleyball courts and horseshoe pits. RV and tent sites are available for an overnight or extended stay.
Miracle Hot Springs is a geothermal oasis located in the south central Idaho. Rejuvenate year-round in the natural hot spring water. Enjoy the luxurious hot water during a soak in one of the private hot pools or outdoor hot pool, or choose to swim laps in the outdoor exercise pool.
Cool off and splash around in this family-friendly aquatic complex in Pocatello. Relax in the lazy river as the kids hop on the lily pads in the activity pool or take a ride down the waterslide for a few extra smiles.
Silver City, Idaho is one of the few old mining towns that has not burned down or become commercialized. Rugged and picturesque, the 8,000 feet-high Owyhee Mountains surround Silver City which sits at an elevation of 6,200 feet. Visiting the town is like taking a step back in time.
The Silver Valley is a dream come true for the outdoor enthusiasts. If you love biking, hiking, skiing, boarding, riding ATV’s, fishing, or relaxing on a river or lake, the Silver Valley is the place to be for your next travel adventure. The area is home to the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes and Route of the Hiawatha bike trails, North America's longest gondola - a 3.1 mile journey, and of course, a host of silver mines that give the valley its name.
Wallace has long been famous as the "Silver Capital of the World" with 1.2 billion ounces of silver produced in Shoshone county since 1884. Silver mining is still a big part of the economy, but today it is carried out in total harmony with a pristine mountain environment that attracts outdoor recreation enthusiasts from around the world. Wallace is known for the fact that every downtown building is on the National Register of Historic Places and also has the notable distinction of being officially declared the Center of the Universe.
White Cloud Outfitters, based out of Challis, offers horseback riding trips ranging from a full day to seven days. Single-day trip routes vary and may be chosen depending upon photographic, historic, or wildlife interests. Overnight trips give the weekend adventurer an opportunity to experience Idaho's famous White Cloud Mountains. There should be ample time to explore with your camera or fishing rod while the guides make camp for the evening.
Operated by Lake Coeur d’Alene Cruises, the St, Joe River Cruise travels the length of Lake Coeur d’Alene to the noteworthy St. Joe River. The St. Joe River is the world’s highest navigable river and a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River.
This is a great trail to tackle when you're short on time or your new to biking in the Tetons. The straightforward trail makes an easy evening adventure for all riders as it descends through an aspen grove.
If you enjoy being outdoors in a peaceful mountain setting, discovering new things, seeing spectacular views, and learning a bit of history, you'll enjoy a trail ride with Teton Mountain Ranch. Each ride is individualized for your group, time and needs. Snacks are provided on the half-day rides and a good lunch on the full-day rides. The Bagley Ranch has been in operation since the late 1800s, when the family raised sheep, hay, grain and potatoes and had a small dairy.
Hop on your bike for a fun, flowing singletrack session on the Eagle's Nest Loop. Enjoy gorgeous mountain views above Cascade on this trail meant for intermediate to advanced riders.
Idaho City was founded in December 1862 as the town of “Bannock” (and sometimes “West Bannock”) during the Boise Basin gold rush, the largest gold bonanza since the California gold rush a dozen years earlier. Located near the confluence of Elk and Mores Creeks, the plentiful water supply allowed the town to outgrow the other nearby camps in the basin, including Placerville, Pioneerville, and Centerville.
Wallace and the surrounding area are recognized as the richest silver mining district on earth having produced 1.2 billion ounces since 1884. Hop on the Sierra Silver Mine trolley in downtown Wallace and dig a little deeper into these rich mountains and their storied past.
Originally opened in 1974, Elkhorn Golf Club was created in the last collaboration between father and son Robert Trent Jones Senior and Junior. Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed the hilly front nine, while Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed the back nine which follows a creek and has a water hazard on every hole but one.
Located in a scenic wonderland, the Challis Golf Course is one of the longest nine hole courses in Idaho. Located just a few miles from the Salmon River, the natural beauty and spectacular mountain views of the Lost River Range and the peaceful Round Valley are only a part of this challenging golf experience.
This beautiful nine hole golf course is a par 35 nestled in the heart of Boise. Trees line the paths at this public course designed for all golfing levels. Surrounded by mountain views, golfers enjoy well-maintained greens on a naturally rolling terrain that will challenge all aspects of the game.
Located three miles north of Cambridge, Idaho, Mundo Hot Springs is the perfect spot for a leisurely soak. Geothermal water is piped directly from the spring to the pool and spa while the continual flow through design keeps the water fresh and sparkling. The naturally occurring minerals leave you refreshed and relaxed.
Located off of U.S. Hwy. 93 in Hollister, Idaho, Nat-Soo-Pah Resort & RV Park is a terrific destination for the entire Family. Nat-Soo-Pah is an Indian name meaning “Magic Mineral Water.” Shoshone Indians once lived in the nearby foothills and used this spring for baths. Today, swimming, playing, soaking, picnicking or just relaxing are perfect pastimes. Tent camping and RV spaces are available.
This natural mineral hot springs destination is located just five miles north of Preston, Idaho in the lovely Riverdale Valley. The four pools provide hours of relaxation and fun. A variety of overnight accommodations are available, including hotel rooms, cabins, and RV and tent sites.
Nestled in the Sweet Valley, Roystone Hot Springs RV & Event Center is a great spot for a quick dip or a day of recreation. Splash around in the natural hot springs pool or soak in the large jetted hot tub. The hot springs water comes out of the ground at 140 degrees Fahrenheit and is cooled to 98 degrees for the pool (adjusted for each season) and 104 degrees Fahrenheit for the hot tub.
Silver Creek Plunge is located within the Boise National Forest in the Peace Valley. Only two hours from Boise by highway and gravel mountain roads, Silver Creek Plunge is surrounded by mountains, trees, wildlife and Silver Creek, which runs through the center of the campground.
This is the only indoor hot spring pool in the Hagerman, ID area. Family and friends will enjoy the kiddy pool, tube slide, diving boards, floating log and basketball hoop. RV spots and camp sites are also available.