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Mountain Avenue
Banff, AB T0L 0C0
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+1 403 762 1515
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http://www.hotsprings.ca/
These mountainside, steaming sulfur pools are a soothing tradition for locals and visitors as they soak away their skiing and hiking aches and pains. Especially inviting in winter and on cold rainy days, the pools are open year round. You can rent lockers, bathing suits and towels if you are unprepared—there are even spa services. The pools are two miles south of downtown Banff. Adult entry is CAD7.3.
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I'm a germaphobe. I'll be the first to admit it. So when I recently made a stop at The Banff Upper Hot Springs, I was repulsed. Normally, the hot springs...
Where do I begin...Ok, so on the August long weekend 2009, my friends and I decided to go to Banff (I hadn't been there in a few years and my friends have...
EWWWWWWW!!! It was a cesspool of everyone in there. Bacteria galore!!! Give me a private spa in Calistoga anyday!! Oh yeah... becareful of the Asian...
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“A must do - if it is not too crowded”
Reading other reviews, I agree that the experience at the Banff Hot Springs would be bad if the place gets very crowded (which would be very ea...
“Not Worth It”
One of the items on my "must-do" list on our recent trip to the Canadian Rockies was to soak in a natural hot spring. We decided on the Banff U...
“A must-do, especially after a long day hiking”
One awesome thing we did in Banff was visit the Upper Hot Springs pool for a soak, it's an outdoor manmade pool filled with hot spring water wh...
“A relaxing experience”
After moving to Banff, one of the first things I had to try was the hot springs. Ive heard of them, seen pictures, but never experienced them befor
“Banff Upper "Pot" Springs”
After finishing skiing at Banff Feb. 17/08, we decided to go to the Upper Hot Springs...a big mistake! First, we were informed that most of the...
“Canadian rockies”
I can't even begin to despribe the gorgeous scenery there. It was absolutly gorgeous! The air, yes, the air was soo differant, pure. If you lik...
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Rest those weary Bones!
Great place to go after a long active day in the mountains.The view is over the valley. Great anytime of the year.... winter is th best as it i...
I'll be going back
After moving to Banff, one of the first things I had to try was the hot springs. Ive heard of them, seen pictures, but never experienced them befo
Banff Upper "Pot" Springs
After finishing skiing at Banff Feb. 17/08, we decided to go to the Upper Hot Springs...a big mistake! First, we were informed that most of th...
Better when it's Snowing
Nice facility, good secruity and lockers, okay showers. Honestly, I don't think it's got an NATURAL Hot spring action going on. I enjoy it best...
Never miss a chance to go.
There is nothing better thatn to soak up the cold wintery air than a soak in the Sulphur Mountain hot springs, especially after a long day on t...
too many people
the water is the perfect temperature. The place is well maintained , though converting the spring into a swimming pool makes you wonder how thi...
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