Lava Hot Springs

A Returnee Learns Some Legends and Has a Really Strange Day

By Amy Larson

I thought I knew all about Lava Hot Springs. Although I live in the Treasure Valley now, our family moved to eastern Idaho when I was ten, and I’ve been to the resort town numerous times. At seventeen, I jumped off the high dive at the Olympic Swimming Complex. Ten meters doesn’t sound that dizzying, but it converts to almost thirty-three feet. Here’s a tip on that one: don’t have your friends cheer you on from below, and make absolutely, positively sure your hands are at your sides when you hit the water. Second-degree burns on your palms from a “water burn” can be hard to explain.

This content is available for purchase. Please select from available options.
Register & Purchase  Purchase Only
Amy Story

About Amy Story

Amy Story is a food and adventure writer, artist, and art instructor. She makes her way through the state looking for good recipes and new friends, often found simultaneously.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

JOIN US ON THE JOURNEY