Radium Hot Springs

Radium Hot Springs lies along the Columbia Valley, with the Rocky Mountains rising to the east and the Purcell Mountains across the broad valley to the west. At the western entrance to Kootenay National Park, Sinclair Canyon narrows around Highway 93 and the community’s mineral hot springs. The pools are fed by naturally heated groundwater and remain the town’s defining attraction. Established in 1920, Kootenay National Park protects a long corridor through the Canadian Rockies, meeting Banff National Park at its eastern end. Beyond the springs, Radium Hot Springs is a useful base for exploring the Columbia Valley’s forests, river country and mountain roads. View additional webcams nearby to see how Radium Hot Springs relates to the Columbia Valley and the Canadian Rockies.

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