ボイス郡の天然記念物・トップ5

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

This viewpoint offers a great view towards the prominent peaks of the Sawtooth Wilderness. The location was named after Emile Grandjean, a danish immigrant who became an important forester in the region, built a cabin below Grandjean Peak and was later a supervisor of Boise National Forest in the early 20th century.

The Sacajawea Hot Springs sit right next to Grandjean Road at the South Fork Payette River. There are several pools with different temperatures. There is no actual parking lot at the hot springs, so you will have to squeeze along the road. About three cars might fit at maximum. Please always keep enough space that cars can still pass.

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.

The Baron Lakes are a great spot for some peace and quiet with true alpine scenery. The lakes are beautifully nestled between Monte Verita, El Pima, Baron Spire and Cirque Lake Peak. The shortest approach to the lakes is from Redfish Lake. But you can also take a longer hike from the Iron Creek or Grandjean trailheads in the north.