From the Three Forks parking area, hike less than three miles up Diamond Fork Canyon to reach the collection of vibrantly colored natural pools, including three gorgeous waterfalls. Photo: The Homestead Resort Fifth Water Hot SpringsĪ handful of hot springs bubble up along Fifth Water Creek, about an hour and half from Park City. Visitors can soak, swim, scuba dive, snorkel or even take a stand-up paddle board yoga class. The temperature of the water ranges between 90–96 degrees Fahrenheit. The shell’s formation dates back close to 10,000 years ago, according to Homestead Resort, located in Midway, Utah, just past Park City. The ceiling reaches 55 feet high and an opening in the top allows a beam of light to shine down. Get ready for an adventure! Homestead CraterĪ cave encapsulates this geothermal spring: a bean-shaped limestone crater. In the winter, there’s no vehicle access to the springs, so you’ll need to roam in via snowmobile, dog sled tour, fat bike, or a four-hour round-trip skin. As listed on AllTrips, the area features a swimming pool and a soaking pool and is about an hour south and east of Jackson-in the summer. Next to the Gros Ventre Mountains, Granite Hot Springs is topped off with a campground-so you can soak as long as you want. Radium’s minerals include sulphate, calcium, bicarbonate, silica, and magnesium. The kiddo’s swimming pool is kept a bit cooler while the hot soaking pools are maintained at 98–104 degrees Fahrenheit. When you swing through, stop into the Kootenay National Park Visitor Center to check out the exhibits that illuminate the history of the park, Columbia Valley, and Ktunaxa First Nations’ culture. The Village of Radium Hot Springs is on the periphery of the park’s west boundary. Banff & Lake Louise Tourism / Noel Hendrickson Radium Hot Springsīritish Columbia’s Kootenay National Park and Radium Hot Springs is a family-friendly, popular spot for a soak. The pools are fed by a natural spring, which has an increased flow each spring (when the flow goes down, local municipal water is added to the pool). Located in Banff National Park, Banff Upper Hot Springs rests at the highest elevation of any Canadian hot spring-5,200 feet high-according to Canadian Rockies Hot Springs. Photo: Travel Alberta Banff Upper Hot Springsįor more than a century, visitors have enjoyed soaking in the therapeutic waters of Banff. The water’s high-concentration of minerals include sulfate, calcium, bicarbonate, magnesium and sodium and the general temperature of the pools rests between 98–104 degrees Fahrenheit. Tucked in Alberta’s Jasper National Park, Miette Hot Springs offers up the hottest springs in the Canadian Rockies. From British Columbia and Alberta to the Wild West, here are some soaking pools that make the top of the list for post-ski therapy. The only thing better than a powder day is waking up with fresh ski legs for round two.
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