Turbid Creek Warm Springs
Hot Spring
Undeveloped warm springs on the southwest flank of Mount Cayley near Squamish. Verified spring-water samples around ~27–29°C (warm, not hot); mixed/outflow water can be much cooler depending on creek levels.
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Undeveloped warm springs on the southwest flank of Mount Cayley near Squamish. Verified spring-water samples around ~27–29°C (warm, not hot); mixed/outflow water can be much cooler depending on creek levels.
Also known as Wholeway Hot Springs, a difficult to reach remote natural spring in the Halfway River Valley.
The springs on the shore of Third Vermilion Lake are a unique and fascinating sight, despite being too small and cool for swimming.
A large bathing pool and several smaller bathhouses close to the town of Tungsten in the Northwest Territories.
A remote and little-known hot spring above Clausen Creek with limited information available
Three large, richly vegetated pools near Seaplane Lake and Flat River in the Northwest Territories.
A hidden haven of natural beauty and serenity in the wilds near Little Wilson Lake.
A warm-spring vent on the Columbia Valley floor near Brisco/Spillimacheen. Verified water temperature is about 27.7°C (warm, not hot). The vent is associated with private land use (tufa/travertine deposits) rather than a public soaking hot spring.