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Mar 4, 2024 · This list of the best hot springs in BC starts with one of the most impressive – Hot Springs Cove. Choose from six naturally carved geothermal rock pools next to the ocean and listen to the waves as you soak in the hot water.
- Where Are Kootenay Hot Springs?
- When Is The Best Time For The Kootenay Hot Springs Loop Road Trip?
- Radium Hot Springs
- Fairmont Hot Springs
- Lussier Hot Springs
- Ainsworth Hot Springs
- Nakusp Hot Springs
- Halcyon Hot Springs
- Canyon Hot Springs
- 5 Day Kootenay Hot Springs Road Trip Itinerary
The Kootenay hot springs route also known as the BC Hot Springs Circle Route, is in Southeastern British Columbia, just west of Banff National Park. When I talk about Kootenay hot springs, I’m not talking about one place but rather referring to this whole wonderful cluster of hot springs in the area.
The fantastic thing about this road trip through the various Kootenay hot springs is that you can do it any time of year! Whether it’s part of a ski vacation or a summer camping trip, this fits right in. Hot springs are a great rainy day activity any time of year. I particularly love hot springs in the winter although that is likely to slow down th...
Radium Hot Springs is probably my favorite on this list. The hot springs itself is wonderful (and really big) but it’s also in a great location with one of my favorite campgrounds in British Columbia walking distance away. Radium can be slightly confusing because Radium Hot Springs is a hot spring in Kootenay National Park with the town of Radium H...
Fairmont Hot Springs is a resort that has a large outdoor hot spring pool surrounded by stunning scenery! At the time of this writing (February 2022) Fairmont is only open to resort guests. Normally it is also open to the public. I’ll update this article when that eventually changes. For now, you’ll need to stay at the resort to visit these hot spr...
I absolutely love Lussier Hot Springs! It’s less developed but there are a few helpful things like a pit toilet and the trailhead and a good trail and parking area. Dogs and alcohol are not allowed at Lussier. Despite the gravel road to get here and the remote location, Lussier gets quite busy, especially on weekends! Try a weekday or a morning vis...
Ainsworth is another one of my personal favorites! Ainsworth is First Nations owned (Ktunaxa) and has a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and the lake. The best thing about Ainsworth though is the super cool cave that’s part of the hot springs. If you don’t like caves it might not be for you but it is a pretty unique and interesting featu...
Another stunning setting along Arrow Lake, Nakusp is another wonderful and relaxing soak. They are well equiped with a pool lift for visitors with disabilities. This pool has the hottest water (in winter) of any on this list and a roasty 41 degrees celsius (107 F!). They have towel and swimsuit rentals. 1. Website: https://www.nakusphotsprings.com/...
Halcyon Hot Springs is another gem with gorgeous views of mountains and Arrow Lake in an incredibly relaxing atmosphere. At the time of this writing, the hot springs is only open to guests at the hotel. I will update this article when that changes! One unique thing about this hot spring is that it has a jetted sections which are really relaxing. Th...
Canyon Hot Springs is part of a resort that is only open seasonally so the hot spring is only open from May through September. This fun and family friendly hot spring pool is located between Glacier National Park (Canada’s) and Mt Revelstoke National Park in a gorgeous mountain setting with cabins, chalets and camping on the property. 1. Website: h...
If you love hot springs, I highly recommend a loop drive through this beautiful area of British Columbia and visiting all these Kootenay hot springs! You can do it any time of year and pair it with camping, hiking or canoeing in summer or a ski trip in winter. This also makes a wonderful add on loop to a drive from Vancouver to Banff or when visiti...
- Nakusp Hot Springs. Location: 15-minute drive from the town of Nakusp, 2 hours from Revelstoke. Wild or paid? : Paid hot spring costs $12 CAD per dip for adults or $18 CAD for the entire day.
- St Leon Hot Springs. Location: 20 minute-drive from Nakusp, 10 minutes from Halcyon Hot Springs Resort, 1 hour and 20 minutes from Revelstoke. Wild or paid?
- Halfway Hot Springs. Location: A 30-minute drive from Nakusp or around 1.5 hours from Revelstoke. Wild or paid: There’s a campsite here, but it’s free just to soak.
- Harrison Hot Springs Resort. Location: In the town of Harrison Hot Springs, a 2-hour drive from Vancouver, 45 minutes from Abbotsford. Wild or paid: Paid.
- Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort. You’ve likely heard of hot spring pools and natural hot springs, but at Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort, you can experience hot springs in a pool and a cave!
- Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park. The hot spring at Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park is the second biggest in Canada and is mostly known for its pristine natural surroundings consisting of lush forests.
- Lussier Hot Springs. Beautiful and natural Lussier Hot Springs can be found alongside a river in beautiful Cranbrook. This is one of the province’s most beautiful hot spring locations, and it features four natural pools with relaxing temperatures averaging between 94°F and 47°F.
- Ram Creek Hot Springs. The trek to Ram Creek Hot Springs – secluded, natural hot springs – will fit the bill if you’re up for an adventure. Hot springs don’t get more natural than the three little pools that are the reward for making the seven-mile trek to reach them.
Feb 13, 2021 · Top British Columbia Hot Springs & Geysers: See reviews and photos of Hot Springs & Geysers in British Columbia, Canada on Tripadvisor.
Jun 26, 2019 · Canada's British Columbia is home to many hot springs from wilderness pools to spa resorts, here are 10 of the best hot springs in BC.
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Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, home to Canada's largest natural mineral hot springs, is a year-round destination nestled in the heart of the the British Columbia Rocky Mountains and the stunning Columbia Valley.
