Olympic Hot Springs
Hot Spring
A group of natural geothermal pools located in Olympic National Park in Washington State, known for unique rock formations and clothing-optional status.
We have compiled a master list all of the hot springs in British Columbia (and occasionally beyond). Try some of our favourites and stop worrying that you have missed out!
A group of natural geothermal pools located in Olympic National Park in Washington State, known for unique rock formations and clothing-optional status.
Also known as Keyhole Hot Springs, this area is subject to access restrictions and closures (including wildlife-related closures). Check current provincial notices before planning a trip.
A very remote, undeveloped thermal spring locality in the Coast Mountains region of British Columbia (near the Franklin Glacier Complex / upper Klinaklini River area). Public geothermal compilations list a coordinate, but temperature and recreation-grade access details are not reliably published.
Pristine natural pools nestled between a cliff and a river on the edge of a lake.
Small hot springs on the south bank of Beaver River near Pool Creek.
Multiple natural pools of varying temperatures found along the Liard River.
15 hot spring pools along Prophet River, also known as Heritage River, remote and difficult to access via horse, hike, or helicopter.
Hot springs in the Northwest Territories located at Canada's largest known tufa deposits.
A centrally located, easily accessed, and well developed hot spring for all ages.
A series of shallow man-made rock pools situated on a serene hillside a 30-45 minute hike from the road.
A small trickle of cool water on the side of the road near Canal Flats.