hot springs

It's officially the second winter here in the Treasure Valley; or is it? Either way, many of us are looking for ways to truly unwind and disconnect...

Beat the cold and warm up in "style" at these Idaho hot springs. Have you ever been to any of these?

I understand people do this everywhere in the world and not just in Idaho. Something like taking a dip in a hot spring with your partner or spouse shouldn't be pimped out for subscriptions.

What would you do? What would you do if you needed to escape your family, work, or friends for a day and relax in the Magic Valley?

Eagle's Nest Hot Spring is not only perched approximately 60 feet above the river, but also has warm water run-off that has created a separate waterfall directly beneath the natural, heated pool.

Paradise Hot Spring is hosting some movie nights that you are going to want to be part of.

What would you do? What would you do if you approached a hot spring in Idaho and found the people occupying it to be relaxing in their birthday suits?

There are plenty of options and luckily there are sites that can help us figure out where to go and what to do this summer.

Since the story has come out, Miracle has released a statement and explained why they decided to change the prices.

One of the hot spas in the Twin Falls area, recently decided to change their prices and it has upset residents for good reason.

Mother's day is this coming Sunday. Many will look to buy their moms flowers, jewelry, or something else, but maybe that isn't what your mom should get.

Just 12 miles north of Wells and a little over a two hour drive south of Twin Falls is a place called 12 Mile Hot Springs, also known as Bishop Hot Springs. It has to be one of the coolest, man-made, hot springs I have seen in a while. It definitely looks worth the drive.