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From Boise, Idaho
Take Interstate 84 East 36 miles to the second Mountain Home exit #95. The second exit is marked "Highway 20 to Sun Valley." After exiting the Interstate, turn left at the stop sign onto Highway 20. This left turn will take you under the Interstate, then travel 32 miles staying on Highway 20 to the Pine-Featherville turn off. This turn off is located just past Route 20 mile marker 127, (a large gray building with 3 white garage doors is on the left corner). Turn left, set your odometer at zero and head north into the National Forest.
From Sun Valley, Idaho
Take Route 75 South to the blinking yellow light at the intersection of Highway 75 and Route 20 (26.5 miles from the stoplight at Williams Market on Main Street), turn right at the blinking yellow light to head west towards Boise. Travel 51.6 miles from blinking yellow light to the Pine-Featherville Road just past Route 20 mile marker 128, (a large gray building with 3 white garage doors is on the right corner). Turn right, set your odometer at zero and head North into the National Forest.
Continue on the Pine-Featherville Road winding down into the South Fork of the Boise River Valley, around the Anderson Ranch Reservoir. At 18.1 miles the road crosses over the South Fork Pine Bridge and you come to a T. Turn right, following the paved road. At 23 miles you will cross the Johnson Bridge. The company's properties begin on the upriver side of the Johnson Bridge, on the right side of the road. You will usually notice steam rising from the hot springs along the river in this area. Bottling facility and Paradise Lodge directions continue below.
For Bottling Facility: From the Johnson Bridge, at odometer reading 23.2, the Trinity Springs bottling office and plant are on the right. There is a small building with a Trinity Springs sign and a large parking lot.
For Paradise Lodge: Because this is a private lodge, visitation is by invitation only. From the Johnson Bridge, at odometer reading 24.4, the driveway to the Lodge is on the right, marked N. Warm Springs Drive. On your left is a small house with two dormers and a red roof.
NOTICE: BE AWARE OF DEER, SHEEP AND ELK TRAFFIC ON THE ROAD. DRIVE CAREFULLY AND ENJOY THE RIDE. |
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