Radium Hot Springs
Boil water advisory:
Tuesday June 17, until further notice
- A boil water advisory for the Radium Hot Springs Pools will be in effect starting Tuesday, June 17 until further notice. Tap water in sinks and showers will remain available but should not be consumed. Alternative potable water sources will be available; however, visitors are encouraged to bring their own drinking water.
- The pool water is not affected by the boil water advisory and remains safe—it is sourced from a separate geothermal spring.
One of British Columbia’s top natural hot springs is found in Kootenay National Park. This family-friendly facility offers plenty of space to relax and soak in the expansive hot pool or cool off with the kids in the swimming pool.
Whether you are visiting the local Radium golf courses, skiing or snowboarding at Panorama Ski Resort, or just passing through Kootenay National Park, soaking in Radium Hot Springs is a unique experience not to be missed!
The mineral water of Radium Hot Springs is uniquely odourless and clear, making this hot springs perfect for a relaxing soak.
Radium Hot Springs’ Aquacourt is featured on the Canadian Register of Historic Places.
About Radium Hot Springs
Hours of operation
Find information about regular operating hours and short-term impacts to hours of operation.
Safety and guidelines
Rules, safety information and policies related to visiting Radium Hot Springs
Facility accessibility
Planning, how to get around, and adaptive equipment and accessibility features.
Fees
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How to get there
Directions and map.
History of Radium Hot Springs
History of the Radium Hot Springs
How to reach us
Contact information.
Travel trade
Information for tour operators.
Top five minerals
The top five minerals found in the Radium Hot Springs are:
- Sulphate 302 mg/l
- Calcium 135 mg/l
- Bicarbonate 100.8 mg/l
- Silica 31.8 mg/l
- Magnesium 31.6 mg/l
Water temperature is kept between 37ºC and 40ºC (98ºF and 104ºF).
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