サーモンリバー山脈周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ11

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

Be aware that you will have to cross a river on the Paddy Flat Trail. Early in spring/summer it might gave too much water and you might not be able to make it to the other side. There is no bridge

Starting point for many trails (1 - 6 miles/1.6 - 10 km one way). Easy going, great path, fantastic fauna

The Zims Hot Springs offer some nice outdoor pools fed by a natural mineral spring from an artesian well. Cool water from the Little Salmon River flows into the hot pools. The place is operated by the Nez Perce Tribe and there is also a campground next to the springs. Opening hours: Wednesday through Friday 12 PM to 9 PM, Saturday & Sunday 8 AM to 5 PM, and closed Monday and Tuesday.

Duck Bay is an inlet on the Payette Lake. It sits at 4,990 feet in elevation and is a popular place for fishing, swimming, and boating.

Bonneville Campground is a stunning place for a stay. The site is nestled into a canyon along Warm Springs Creek. There are plenty of trees for some shade, but also sunny spots. Each site is equipped with a picnic bench and a fire pit. The campground has vault toilets and potable water. You can pay the fee at the campground, just make sure you have enough cash. The proximity to the beautiful Bonneville Hot Springs make this location extra special. You can treat yourself with a soak whenever you feel like it. The hot springs are just a seven minute hike away.

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.

This trail offers two lakes very close to each other on such a short hike. There are some burn spots from the Boise fires a few years back, but the Idaho Trail Association does a great job at maintaining the trail.