Radium Hot Springs
If you are looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or soothing vacation then Radium Hot Springs is one of the hot spots you must consider. Radium Hot Springs, located in Kootenay National Park of Canada is eastern B.C.’s largest day spa. You can relax in this spacious mineral hot pool while chatting with friends and gazing up at the rock cliffs of Sinclair Canyon.
Radium Hot Springs is a perfect place to heal the soul and to let tension melt away. I love the breathtaking views of the rockies while soaking in mineral rich waters and trying to spot bighorn sheep that makes this canyon home. The heated winterpool entrances, nature trails, picnic areas and space to lounge makes Radium Hot springs a huge hit with the families. I personally enjoy ’Radium Hot Springs Poolside Cafe’ from where I pick snacks and souvenirs. I am sure your kids will enjoy icecreams and pizzas at this poolside cafe.
Radium Hot Springs operate all year around although timing vary from season to season.The facility is maintained to the highest public health and environmental standards. Don’t worry if you forget your towels or swimsuits as these are available for rent at the site.
Related Links:
Kootenay Rockies
Radium Hot Springs








The view from the private deck of the log faced cabin is spectacular. It overlooks Arrow Lake and the Monashee Mountains. Inside, the atmosphere is cozy and inviting. Each cabin has a gas fireplace, a large soaker tub, a stereo, a kitchenette and dining table. The queen sized bed overlooks the lake and is covered with DOWN filled duvets and fluffy pillows to help you get a good night sleep. 
One of the advantages of working with a travel agency is that you get to travel to different places and next week I am off to Fernie, Kimberly and Panorama. I am looking forward to my trip and will share my experience with all the readers of this blog. My friends from work who have been to Fernie before are really excited to visit this beautiful place again. Keep reading and I will let you know what I think about it.


My husband and I took a mini-holiday this winter and discovered the 