Miette hot springs, Natural thermal springs in Jasper National Park, Canada
Miette hot springs is a group of thermal pools at varying temperatures in Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies. The springs offer visitors multiple pools for bathing while they take in views of the surrounding mountain landscape.
The springs were developed into public bathing facilities during the 1930s and became a major destination within Jasper National Park. The facilities have been expanded and updated since then to serve growing numbers of visitors.
Indigenous peoples have long valued these springs as places for rest and healing. The mineral-rich waters remain part of traditional wellness practices that connect generations.
The location is easily accessible within Jasper National Park, where visitors can also explore hiking trails and other attractions. It is best to visit during the warmer months when the weather is most pleasant and facilities are in full operation.
Water emerges from the ground at 54 degrees Celsius, making these the hottest natural thermal waters in the Canadian Rockies. This exceptional temperature makes it a rare natural phenomenon in the region.
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