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One of Idaho's most popular natural hot springs featuring three distinct sources. Source 1 (Waterfall Pools) is often submerged during spring runoff. Source 2 offers riverside soaking, and Source 3 is located in a scenic meadow.
" The 'glitter' in the water is suspended sulfur (great for skin!). Source 1 is best late summer. Hike is easy but can be icy in winter (bring traction). Clothing optional and very popular. "
Trailhead at 'Warm Springs Pack Bridge' (MP 152-153 on Hwy 12). 25 miles west of Lolo Pass. Cross the pack bridge and hike 1.3 miles to reach all pools.
This spring gets crowded. Please practice LNT principles and pack out what you pack in.
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