A Rare Gem in a National Park You won’t find many hot springs inside a national park, which is exactly what makes Sol Duc Hot Springs such a standout. Tucked into the dense, mossy forests of Olympic National Park in…
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47.705580, -121.134351 Scenic Hot Springs is situated on forty acres of privately owned land in Stevens Pass, Washington State, not far from the BC border, surrounded on all four sides by National Forest. The goal of this private property is…
Featured Photo by @aewnuk 49.303516, -121.791239 Harrison Hot Springs is a famous resort town in the Fraser Valley claiming natural mineral hot springs, a sandy beach, and a gorgeous lake for watercraft.On a clear day, Harrison Hot Springs is breathtaking,…
50.335929,-115.851088 Water is a source of fun and relaxation for all ages at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort. The mineral-rich and naturally heated waters have been praised for their restorative properties. There are frequent users of the springs who will testify…
50.295025, -117.686223 The Nakusp Hot Springs, nestled deep inside the natural scenery of the Kuskanax Valley, offers over 200 acres of year-round outdoor entertainment opportunities. The Hot Springs are located 12 kilometers northeast of Nakusp, nestled amid nature’s splendor along…
50.517909, -117.900810 The hot and warm springs of Halcyon Hot Springs Resort, which are located on the upper deck, are at the heart of Halcyon’s therapeutic powers. There, you may soak up the minerals in the water, float quietly through…
GPS: 116.0388°W 50.6349°N The Radium Hot Springs pools, located in the idyllic Kootenay National Park, have a long history dating back before anyone can remember, but First Nations people speak of the hot springs being a sacred place for them long…
Deep Roots in Indigenous Tradition Located within the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa Nation (pronounced ‘K-too-nah-ha’), Ainsworth Hot Springs—known as nupika wu’u or “spirit water”—has long been a place of healing and gathering. For centuries, the Ktunaxa people came to…
A Timeless Retreat in the YukonTucked away in the rolling hills just outside Whitehorse, Yukon, the rejuvenated Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs offers more than a soak—it invites you into a story centuries in the making. Formerly known as Takhini Hot…
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…