Going to a mineral spring!

• 4 out of 5 stars by missj1981 from London, England, United Kingdom
• September 13, 2011

Quote: During our trip to Canada we stayed two days in Banff National Park. Meanwhile, we have also visited the Banff Upper Hot Springs.In the Upper Hot Springs is a mineral spring where one can bathe. In Canada there are many hot springs and around one of... Read the full Upper Hot Springs review

From journal Travelling trough Canada

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A Wonderful Experience

• 5 out of 5 stars by vkhanel from banff, Alberta
• March 12, 2008

Quote: After moving to Banff, one of the first things I had to try was the hot springs. I’ve heard of them, seen pictures, but never experienced them before. And what a wonderful experience it was. There is nothing better than soaking in the soothing... Read the full Upper Hot Springs review

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Banff Upper Hot Springs

• 3 out of 5 stars by hoplight from New York, New York
• January 26, 2003

Quote: Entry is only $5.50 CAD, and you can rent bathing suits and/or towels. A locker is $1 CAD. This is a great place to relax, especially in the winter time. The temperature is somewhere around 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

From journal Great Skiing in Banff

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Banff Upper Hot Springs

• 4 out of 5 stars by bwesthoven guide from
• April 1, 2002

Quote: It's a fabulous experience, especially after a long day skiing, to soak in these waters (40 degrees C, or 105 deg. F) in the cold air of Sulphur mountain. We visited three times in one week as it was a 5 minute walk from the Rimrock hotel where we... Read the full Upper Hot Springs review

From journal Spring skiing and relaxing in Canadian Rockies

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