Miette Hot Springs
The hot springs will reopen in May 2025.Miette Hot Springs is closed for the season.
Miette Hot Springs, located in Alberta’s Jasper National Park, feature the hottest hot springs in the Canadian Rockies. The natural hot springs water flows from the mountain at 54°C (129°F), the water is then cooled to a comfortable temperature of 40°C (104°F) as it enters the hot springs pool.
Portions of Jasper National Park remain closed or affected due to impacts from the Jasper Wildfire. Please check for up to date information.
Miette Hot Springs beautiful location and luxurious water makes it one of the top things to do in Jasper National Park and one of Alberta’s best kept secrets. Whether it is the quiet peaceful panorama surrounding the hot springs or the scenic drive along the wild Fiddle valley, Miette Hot Springs is a unique experience that will keep you coming back year after year.
About Miette Hot Springs
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Top five minerals
The top five minerals found in the Miette Hot Springs are:
- Sulphate 1130 mg/l
- Calcium 307 mg/l
- Bicarbonate 124 mg/l
- Magnesium 56 mg/l
- Sodium 10.5 mg/l
Water temperature is kept between 37 and 40 ºC (98 and 104 ºF).
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