11 Cheap Hot Springs In Canada Where You Can Soak Away Your Stress

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11 Cheap Hot Springs In Canada Where You Can Soak Away Your Stress

Dedicating time to self-care is essential, which is why a great idea after a hard week of work is to soak away your stress at a hot spring. Across the country, we are fortunate to have numerous hot springs where you can ease your aching muscles and enjoy epic views of the mountains or forest. So, why not treat yourself to one of these cheap hot springs in Canada this weekend?

Here in Canada, the winter months are frigid, and the fall can get pretty chilly as well in certain parts of the country. This makes the coming months the best time to head to a hot spring. It is an ideal way to warm up — just submerge yourself in a toasty pool of water and enjoy surreal views of the surrounding wilderness.

Some of the most spectacular hot springs that you'll want to include on your bucket list are Lussier Hot Springs, which is a hidden gem, and Liard River Hot Springs, which is one of the largest natural hot springs in Canada. Not only are both super affordable, but the surrounding landscapes are dreamy, too.

So, what are you waiting for? It is time for you to plan a day for pampering yourself. Here are 11 cheap hot springs in Canada where you can soak away all your stress:

Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant

Price: $60 per person, Sunday to Friday

Address: 4280 Montée Ryan, Mont Tremblant, QC

Why You Need To Go: It is the perfect spot to relax after spending the day skiing or hiking at Mont Tremblant.

Lussier Hot Springs

Price: Free

Address: Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park, Cranbrook, BC

Why You Need To Go: You can soak in these dreamy hot springs surrounded by pine trees.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Price: $11.35 per person

Address: 1 Mountain Ave., Banff, AB

Why You Need To Go: This natural hot spring is one of the top things to do in Banff.

The Millcroft Inn & Spa

Price: $35 per person with the purchase of a spa treatment under $100 (or $70 per person with no spa treatment)

Address: 55 John St., Alton, ON

Why You Need To Go: There is one hot spring pool, one regular pool, and one polar pool to enjoy.

Takhini Hot Springs

Price: $12.50 per person

Address: 10 KM/ Mile 6 Takhini Hotsprings Rd., Whitehorse, YT

Why You Need To Go: This natural mineral hot spring is a toasty 47°C.

Halcyon Hot Springs

Price: $18 per person

Address: 5655 BC-23, Nakusp, BC

Why You Need To Go: You can enjoy a peaceful soak while admiring stunning views of the mountains.

Liard River Hot Springs

Price: $5 per person

Address: 75100-81198 Alaska Hwy., Northern Rockies B, BC

Why You Need To Go: This is one of the largest natural hot springs in Canada.

Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa

Price: $45 per person

Address: 1000 Norman St., Timmins, ON

Why You Need To Go: These Nordic baths are the perfect way to help you relax.

Nakusp Hot Springs

Price: From $10.50 per person

Address: 8500 Hot Springs Rd., Nakusp, BC

Why You Need To Go: Spend a peaceful day soaking in the clear mineral pools.

Miette Hot Springs

Price: $9.55 per person

Address: Miette Rd. Jasper, Miette Hotsprings, AB

Why You Need To Go: It is located in the beautiful Canadian Rockies within Jasper National Park.

Radium Hot Springs

Price: $10.55 per person

Address: 5420 Highway 93, Radium Hot Springs, BC

Why You Need To Go: Located in Kootenay National Park, the water in these hot springs is kept between 37ºC and 40ºC.

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Stephanie White
Staff Writer
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