Chanttanooga Hot Springs

Chattanooga Hot Springs​ is located along the Middle Fork Boise River in the Boise National Forest in Altanta, Idaho. Chattanooga boasts a rock walled hot springs pool fed by a geothermal waterfalls cascading down the mountain side. Along the Boise River there are rock walled hot spring pools mixed with the river. Chattanooga Hot Springs has a source of about 110 degrees. Multiple geothermal waterfalls cascades down the mountainside. Chattanooga boasts a large rock walled hot springs pool fed by a geothermal waterfall. This hot springs also offers rock walled hot springs pools along the river depending on the season and if volunteers have built them up. The geothermal water entering the pool is 105 degrees. The hot springs pool has a temperature of 100 – 102 degrees. The water is 100 % all natural. Clothing is optional. Chattanooga Hot Springs​ is not easily accessible. The conditions of the dirt roads can be harsh depending on the season. The hike down to the springs is steep. During spring runoff this hot springs may be submerged.