Ahousat (Flores Island) Warm Springs
Hot Spring
Secluded springs on Flores Island. Reached via historic, forested trail.
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Secluded springs on Flores Island. Reached via historic, forested trail.
Commercial cave hot spring with adjacent accommodation and restaurant.
Orange-rust colored warm springs 4km southeast of Kelowna. Although not suitable for soaking, the warmest water can be found uphill from the main springs.
Remote, undeveloped hot spring locality near the Asseek River on BC’s Central Coast (South Bentinck Arm area). Published sources confirm an approximate location but do not provide reliable public temperatures or detailed on-foot directions.
Just 20 minutes south of Atlin, these springs boast meadows and a limestone cave, also containing a shallow warm pool.
A very small, undeveloped hot spring seep on Frank Creek in the Harrison Lake backcountry. Source water is roughly ~49–51°C, but the site is typically not suitable for relaxing soaks due to tiny flow and creek conditions.
A popular hot mud spring southeast of Mt. Baker easily accessed from Interstate 5.
While technically in Alberta, Banff Upper Hot Springs is easily accessed and well developed.
A hard to access, hard to find, odourless warm spring secluded in nature.
A remote, scenic hot spring in the Cassiar Mountains with warm flowing terraces but no soaking access.