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If you go back to the edge of the campsite, there's tons of pools and a shack with a bathtub. the pools are flowing out from the side of the Hill and there's lots of great places to soak

Provides a great overlook of the Treasure Valley and intersects with several connecting trails.

This is a great place to stop and take in the views on your way up or down the mountain. Though it's not far Boise seems small when you're looking down on it from above.

Pine Flat Hot Springs consists of several small pools nestled along the cliff overlooking the rushing South Fork Payette River. I highly recommend to explore a little to find the best soaking pool for you.

Bonneville Hot Springs consists of several small and two larger pools of different temperatures next to Warm Springs Creek. It is a very scenic location nestled between rock walls and pine trees. The steaming hot water emerges from above the creek and also from the walls at creek level. There is a wooden structure where you can change into your swim gear that also contains a bathtub.

Hulls Gulch Reserve is a 292-acre site north of downtown Boise at the base of the foothills. The trails are very well maintained and easy to navigate. Being so close to Boise, this trail makes for a great lunch or after-work hike!

Mores Mountain is at a cool 6,600 feet of elevation. This is a perfect destination for hiking, biking, camping, and picnics in a scenic mountain setting. Visitors will see an abundance of wildflowers from mid-June through August. Black bears, mountain lions, elk, deer, and numerous birds and butterflies also call this area home.

This is a great place to stop and take in the views on your way up or down the mountain. Though it's not far Boise seems small when you're looking down on it from above.