About BLACKFOOT RESERVOIR Warm Springs
BLACKFOOT RESERVOIR Warm Springs offers a quiet spot where gently heated water flows into the surrounding natural landscape. With a steady temperature of about 72°F, this warm spring provides a soothing swimming experience amid Idaho’s rugged wilderness. Its unspoiled setting invites you to connect with nature in a peaceful way.
Getting There
Access to BLACKFOOT RESERVOIR Warm Springs requires a bit of effort, often involving a drive on unpaved roads followed by a short hike. Parking is limited near the area, so prepare for a walk over uneven terrain through brush and open spaces. This primitive site appeals to those comfortable with less developed trails.
What to Expect
You find yourself immersed in pleasantly warm water that contrasts with the cooler Idaho air. The spring's natural pool is modest, with no built amenities or facilities, emphasizing a raw, tranquil environment. Crowds are rare here, allowing you to enjoy a serene dip largely undisturbed.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during weekdays or shoulder seasons to avoid any occasional visitors. Bring sturdy footwear, water, and insect repellent, as the site is exposed and rustic. There are no fees or developed infrastructure, so pack out all trash and respect the natural surroundings to help preserve this authentic Idaho swimming hole.