Easley Hot Springs

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Cathedral Pines, ID, United States

(208) 726-7522

Hours of operation during the summer are: Tuesday-Saturday 11 AM to 7 PM Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM | Closed Monday |

http://www.cathedralpines.org/#/facilities/easley-hot-springs

Overview

Easley Hot Springs is a family friendly swimming complex open from Memorial Day to Labor Day every year. Easley boasts a full size chlorine free swimming pool with a view of Boulder Mountain, as well as two smaller hot tubs, a patio for picnics, and changing rooms with showers. The water for the pool and showers is all direct from the hot springs, mineral rich and chemical free. It emerges from the ground at 98 degrees Fahrenheit, and is gravity fed into the hot tubs and swimming pool. The temperature of the hot tubs are also 98 degrees, perfect for parents with small children, and those with weak constitutions.

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The pool is within easy walking distance from Easley Campground. The campground is situated along the scenic Harriman Trail, famous for its scenic hiking and biking.

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