For the best experience, go to Buhl Creek Hot Springs in the late summer/early fall (and to avoid pool flooding). Because this is a rather undeveloped warm spring, you will likely get to relax and enjoy this one alone. This small creekside…
The area that is today known as Banff National Park was home to First Nations people prior to European exploration in the 19th century. For hundreds of years, they have relied on the region’s hot springs as a source of…
49.736469, -118.079725 Octopus Creek Hot Springs, located on the east shore of the Upper Arrow Lake, in the West Kootenays. This small warm spring (which may have been hot years ago ) at this point, you’re not missing anything if…
Heading out to explore the hard to reach Hot Springs and want a map that works when your not in a service area? Here is a copy of our map to do just that, along with a app suggestion that…
49.269943, -126.075544 Ahousat Hot Springs, Take a dip in a perfect, therapeutic, warm spring while gazing out over an impressive seaside inlet. You’ll almost certainly have the place to yourself, missing the crowds at the far-more-famous and far warmer Hot…
59.655113, -126.951280 Located along the Liard River, Portage Brûlé Hot Springs in the Portage Brule Rapids Ecological Reserve was created to protect the hot spring, riverbank, and forest environment. The springs, which have an average temperature of around 39° C…
If you love hot springs, you know it’s worth the little extra effort to track places like these down! If you Truly like hot springs, Not just the swimming pool style commercial springs you'll find in Banff, Ainsworth, and Radium, then these will totally be worth adding to your bucket list!
Site #: 52.453348, -127.313719 Site #2 52.445596, -127.323095 One of the largest and most popular springs on the coast, the Eucott Bay Hot Springs offers good anchorage for Watercraft. The odorless springs have been enveloped by natural boulders and concrete slabs…