When visiting Radium, travelers can’t pass up the opportunity to visit this hot springs swimming pool on the edge of Kootenay National Park in British Columbia, Canada.

The new Geddes Creek Conservation Area encompasses 193 hectares (477 acres) of Douglas-fir and montane spruce forest, open grassy habitat and a seasonal creek north of Radium Hot Springs on the ...

The conservation area is adjacent to Kootenay National Park to the east and overlooks the Columbia Wetlands Wildlife Management Area in the valley bottom below. This makes it an important piece of the ...

Radium Hot Springs heritage building and pools get $29 million makeover Hot springs in Kootenay National Park long used by First Nations were commercialized by the Canadian government in the 1920s ...

The Radium Hot Springs Aquacourt, located in Kootenay National Park, hosts more than 200,000 visitors each year. The hot mineral waters that flow from the ground have drawn people to this place since ...