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Lava Hot Springs, Idaho

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Lava Hot Springs, Idaho is a popular year round resort location famous for their hot pools and mineral baths.

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Lava Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. 110 E. Main Street, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246. Phone: 208-776-5500. E-mail

City of Lava Hot Springs. 155 W. Elm, Lava Hot Springs, ID 832466. Phone: 208-776-5820; Fax: 208-776-5130.

Airport

Lava Hot Springs Airport.  Toll-free: 1-877-360-2582; Fax: 208-776-5776. E-mail

Library

Lava Library. 33 E. Main Street, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246. Phone: 208-776-5301; Fax: 208-776-5301. E-mail

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Moon Idaho, 7th Edition by James P. Kelly. This food, wine and travel writer offers his own unique perspective and local knowledge of the Gem State by providing original trip ideas along with all the details to plan your vacation. Discover hot springs, birding, skiing and much more. Order now...

Lava A History, by Tom McDevitt. Paperback; 450 pages; Publisher: Little Red Hen (November 11, 2002) ISBN: 0933046111. Our history starts on Highway 30 at the steel bridge, milepost 365, seven miles east of McCammon, Idaho, and five miles west of the town of Lava Hot Springs. Order now...

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