Nash Creek Hot Springs
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Nash Creek Hot Springs are in central Yukon in the Wernecke Mountains, roughly 110 km northeast of Mayo, within the Nash Creek / Wind River drainage.
They’re often described as one of the northernmost hot springs in the Yukon, but the claim that they’re the furthest north in all of Canada is hard to lock down—because other documented hot/warm springs in the Northwest Territories sit farther north (for example, springs in the Mountain River / Gayna River area).
Access notice: The springs are on Na-Cho Nyäk Dun settlement land (parcel R-11A). In an official notice posted in March 2025, the Nation states that public access is not permitted at this time and that visiting without permission is unauthorized. (Link the PDF directly on your page so people can read the full notice and see the contact info.)
Airstrip (important): There is a small private backcountry airstrip reported in the Nash Creek area (a pilot trip report mentions passing a short Super Cub strip). Yukon Flying
However, local/visitor reports indicate the strip near the springs has been unmaintained and may not be suitable for fixed-wing aircraft.
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