Liard River Hot Springs is located directly inside a forest within British Columbia. It has brought relaxation and healing to thousands of people from all over the world and is the second largest hot spring in Canada. What makes it so popular is it’s location within Provincial Park and the feeling of seclusion while you …
Ainsworth has many things to do, but their hot springs is by far their top tourist attraction. Not only is it open every day of the year, but their caves are a huge hit as you relax in natural springs water. The hotel resort itself has some luxury accommodations to go along with their thermal …
Located in a remote area of Revelstoke, BC, Canyon Hot Springs is the perfect getaway for a relaxing day as you take in the scenic views of Canada. The natural mineral water is pumped in from 2 miles away to fill their hot springs and cooler thermal pool. Temperatures range around 104 degrees (hot spring) …
If you are looking for the hottest springs in Canada, look no further than Miette Hot Springs. Located in Jasper National Park, we believe you will get the best bang for you buck as far as luxury relaxation and the most scenic views of Canada. As water comes down the Canadian Rockies at a blistering …
Located in Nakusp, BC, Halcyon Hot Springs Village and Spa is one of those places in Canada that makes our top 10 places to visit. To go along with their amazing thermal pools, there are year round activities such as hiking, camping, skiing, fishing, and more. The resort itself offer luxury accommodations and spa treatment …
Banff is most notable known for their awesome camping and ski slopes, but after a long day of activities it’s time to relax and unwind at their hot springs. As you climb into the natural mineral waters and watch the snow fall, it’s truly a luxury experience you won’t soon forget. Banff Upper Hot Springs …
As the Great Artesian Basin produces thermal springs throughout Australia, another popular bore bath that has attracted attention in the last hundred years is Lighting Ridge. As the water is a perfect 42 degrees Celsius, Australia has made it a point to conserve the Basin to make sure it’s natural healing minerals can be used …
El Questro Wilderness Park hosts some of the most beautiful hikes and tours in Australia. Starting from the Gorge you can do full or half day tours that take you through the forests where you can view scenic waterfalls, lush vegetation, red cliffs, and the popular Zebedee Hot Springs. It’s only a short walk through …
We don’t recommend jumping in, but Paralana hot springs is still a great attraction to go see while hiking around Wooltana, just north of Arkaroola. It’s the only hot springs left on the Paralana fault and as the water comes up from the earth it passes through Mount Painter which contains high amounts of radioactive …
Another great natural thermal and mineral springs to visit while in Queensland, Australia is the Innot hot springs. As it runs along Nettle Creek, this is one of the hottest springs in the entire country with some sections getting as hot as 167 degrees. Don’t worry as that is only in small sections and you …
Eulo Mud Baths isn’t your typical day spa or hot springs you may be used to. A truly unique experience that you will want to try while in Australia are the artesian mud baths. As the springs in Queensland comes up through the earth it produces a very milky mud that is enriched with Magnesium, …
Dalhousie Springs in Witjira National Park offers over 100 different springs all throughout the area (roughly 80 are active and can be enjoyed by the public). These natural artesian springs offer the traveler a place to get away and relax in temperatures somewhere between 40 – 43 degrees Celsius. Many people enjoy the Witjira National …
