Lower Custer Mineral Tubs

Custer Area, Idaho (Custer)
🔥 101°F Soak Temp100% Free Access✓ USGS Verified📅 Last Verified: July 2025
TL;DR Quick Summary

Lower Custer Mineral Tubs is a primitive thermal soaking spring located in Custer, Idaho Hot Springs near Custer Area. Average water soak temperature is 101°F with a geothermal source temperature of 113°F. Access is 100% free on public land, and soak policy is traditionally clothing-optional. Explore nearby springs with our GPS Springs Near Me Finder.

Seasonal Soaking & Best Time to Visit

🗓️ June – September (Late Spring through Early Autumn)

High-altitude mountain access routes and backcountry trailheads can experience seasonal snowpack from November through May. Peak summer and early autumn provide clear trail access and pleasant evening soak conditions.

☀️ Recommended Soaking WindowMid-Day to Sunset
🎒 Packing & Trail AdvicePack waterproof trail footwear, insulated outerwear for rapid post-soak cool-down, and check local forest service road conditions.

Live Outdoor Soaking Weather

USGS Geothermal Survey
Idaho Geothermal Zone • 101°F Subsurface Pool
Subterranean hydrothermal vent maintains constant temperature year-round.
Live NOAA sync...USGS Circular 790

Fact Sheet & Geothermal Specifications

Average Soak Temp101°F
Geothermal Source Temp113°F
Trail AccessDispersed Public Land / Roadside (GPS Coords)
Access Fee100% Free Public Access
Clothing PolicyClothing Optional
Pet PolicyNo Pets Allowed
Geothermal Data CitationUSGS Geothermal Data Portal
Public Land ManagementIdaho BLM Public Land Office

Detailed Description

Verified geothermal thermal soaking spring in Custer, Idaho. Features natural pool formations and mineral waters.

Directions & Trailhead Access

Located at GPS coordinates 44.275, -113.425 in Idaho. Access via local US Forest Service/BLM roads.

Frequently Asked Questions: Lower Custer Mineral Tubs

Is Lower Custer Mineral Tubs free?+

Lower Custer Mineral Tubs in Custer Area, Idaho is 100% free to access on public land with zero admission fees.

What temperature is Lower Custer Mineral Tubs?+

Lower Custer Mineral Tubs maintains an average soaking water temperature of 101°F, with geothermal source temperatures recorded by USGS surveys.

Is Lower Custer Mineral Tubs clothing optional?+

Lower Custer Mineral Tubs is traditionally clothing-optional for thermal soaking.

How far is the hike to Lower Custer Mineral Tubs?+

Located near Custer Area, Idaho, Lower Custer Mineral Tubs is accessed via local road access followed by a 2.5-mile trail walk.

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Community Soaker Reports

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Official USGS Field Survey Record

Lower Custer Mineral Tubs is catalogued in the USGS Geothermal Resources Survey (Circular 790) as a geothermal resource in Custer, Idaho. Measured source temperature: 113°F. Average soaking pool temperature: 101°F. Land type: Dispersed Public Land (BLM / USFS). No entrance fee.

Source: USGS Geothermal Survey Circular 790 · Data verified July 2025

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