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Alberta hot springs that offer relaxation, scenic views, and adventure all in one

Hot springs, mountain views, and a little adventure? Alberta has it all. The province is home to a mix of scenic hot springs and spa-style escapes, where you can soak up the warm water while enjoying the crisp mountain air.

From iconic spots in Banff and Jasper, to hidden hikes and relaxing Nordic-style experiences, these are some of the best hot springs to check out across the province.

Kananaskis Nordic Spa

A visit to Kananaskis spa is all about slowing down. The Nordic-style experience encourages guests to rotate through hot pools, cold plunges, and relaxation areas.

With its peaceful setting and scenic views, it’s a great spot for those looking to unwind in an elevated way.

Where: 1 Centennial Dr, Kananaskis, Alta.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

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Set against a stunning mountain backdrop, Banff Upper Hot Springs is one of Alberta’s most popular spots to relax. The warm mineral waters soothe your muscles while the open-air pool offers views in every direction.

Where: 1 Mountain Ave, Banff, Alta.

Everwild Canmore

Everwild in Canmore offers a modern take on the hot springs experience. The 40,000-square-foot Nordicc spa features thermal pools, barrel saunas, and a sleek modern hotel and restaurant. Since opening in late 2025, it’s become a must-visit destination for those seeking an experience with both relaxation and luxury

Where: 1 Silvertip Trail, Canmore, Alta.

Miette Hot Springs

If you don’t mind the drive, Miette Springs, located in Jasper, is well worth the trip. Known for its naturally hot mineral water, the pools provide a perfect place to escape the city.

Where: Miette Rd, Jasper, Alta.

Mist Mountain Hot Springs

Tucked away in Kananaskis, Mist Mountain Hot Springs is a hidden gem for those who are okay with a short hike. Visitors can hike to the pools and soak in warm water surrounded by mountain scenery.

Where: On the east side of Highway 40, about 15 km south of Highwood Pass

From classic thermal pools to Nordic-style spas and tucked-away hidden gems, Alberta’s hot springs offer the perfect mix of relaxation and excitement.

Whether it’s a weekend getaway or a day trip, these spots are perfect for unwinding and enjoying a day in the Rockies.

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