Banff Upper Hot Springs

Banff Upper Hot Springs are financially created hot springs situated in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, close to the Banff townsite. The hot pool is outside and keeping in mind that in the pool, guests can look over the valley to Mount Rundle.

The Upper Hot Springs are one of nine diverse normally happening hot springs in the Banff region. The hot spring water streams normally through the Sulfur Mountain Thrust Fault, with the source region situated at higher rises on either Sulfur Mountain or Mount Rundle.

The stream rates change regularly with snow dissolve, with most elevated streams in the spring and least amid winter. Since the mid 2000s, stream to the Upper Hot Springs has halted for a while of the winter. Amid these circumstances, metropolitan water is substituted for the recreational pools. Water temperature is kept at around 38°C 100°F.