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Hot Springs

Soaking in hot springs has been part of Canadian Rockies' tourism since it began, but these days it's not quite as lovely as you might expect.

Aside from a difficult-to-access scattering of undeveloped hot springs in the mountains, most are larger facilities with a municipal-swimming-pool-vibe.

Still, they're not expensive and the waters' therapy is effective as ever – particularly on sore muscles after a long hike.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Soak in the shadow of the Rockies

Fairmont Hot Springs Resort

Extensive family resort with loads to do

Miette Hot Springs & Sulphur Skyline

Soaking & the Sulphur Skyline (5hrs/8.6km/hard)

Radium Hot Springs (resort)

Classic, but very busy Rockies' hot spring

Image by Brooke Hoyer