Tourism Radium Hot Springs
7556 Main Street East V0A 1M0 Radium Hot Springs, BC, Canada

Evenings around Radium have certainly been merry and bright! It's the perfect time to get out for a Wednesday Night Lights Drive! Cruise around town to look at the spectacular show of lights from our wonderful local businesses and residents. ... Grab a cup of cocoa and your camera to take it in. Locations in photos: - Radium Hot Springs Village Office - Crescent Motel - Radium Fire Hall - Piccadilly Motel As always, tag #RadiumHotSprings in your adventures for a chance to be featured.

Loving the holiday cheer in our streets!

The Village of Radium Hot Springs that you know and love was not incorporated until 1990 but early mining activities like the Lead Queen mining claim up Frances Creek were established as early as 1900. Early development included a "large stable, bunk house, cook house, manager’s house, office and blacksmith shop". Frequent avalanche activity eventually prompted the construction of an aerial tramway that would allow work to be carried out all year long without needing to cross... the slide path. Want to know more about early settlement in the Columbia Valley? Check out the In the Windermere blog. https://bit.ly/2Ix2Igx The Lead Queen Mine. Annual Report to the Minister of Mines for the Year Ending 31st December 1909, p K 102. #HistoryWeek2020

Today marks the first day of Canadian #HistoryWeek2020 and we are exited to share some of the rich history that we have here in the Village of #RadiumHotSprings. Did you know? In 1841Sir George Simpson, the governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, made the first recorded visit to the springs. He bathed in a small gravel pool just big enough for one person.... Roland Stuart, an Englishman, originally purchased the springs for $160. The Aquacourt was the first major post-war building project in the western parks. This year the #KootenayNational Park celebrated its centennial birthday, #Kootenay100. Stay tuned for more #CanadianHistory facts all week. #HistoryWeek2020

The Kootenay National Park is getting a second chance at Fall after an early snow fall.

Wow! This is what the Radium Hot Springs looked like back in 1967.

Wondering what to pack for your next trip to Radium Hot Springs? This time of year you may come across snow, rain, sleet, sun, puddles and maybe even some ice. We suggest being prepared for all sorts of weather. Here in BC we often say, if you don't like the weather, wait 10 minutes. Looking for something to do while you are here? Find 8 things to do in Radium Hot Springs this Fall here: https://bit.ly/31rMiN6... @iannellaa Kootenay National Park - Parks Canada

Looking for something a little warmer this winter? Come visit us in Radium Hot Springs and find your peace. Accommodation options can be found here: https://bit.ly/2YBb0ZV @wanderingwarring... Radium Hot Springs - Kootenay National Park See more

Did you know? Kootenay National Park has nine safe animal crossings in a 15 k.m. stretch of the Highway 93? Animal underpasses are built underneath the highway to allow for deer, bears, wolves, moose, elk and other animals to safely cross the road. ... Since 1996, the underpasses and fencing systems have been found to reduce animal-vehicle fatalities by more than 80%. How can you help? When driving, remember to always be aware that you are sharing the road. Be alert and always remember to report any animal-vehicle accidents. Learn more here: https://www.pc.gc.ca//ko/gestion-mgmt/passage-93s-crossing @lisa.imtri Kootenay National Park - Parks Canada

Setting your sights on Radium Hot Springs this winter? We expect to see more snowbirds and staycationers escaping the city and warming up with us through the colder months and advise booking in advance. Warm memories can be booked here: https://bit.ly/2GGQ8ua

Happy Small Business Week Here in Radium, we L O V E our small businesses! To celebrate: ... - Grab a coffee from Big Horn Cafe -Radium Hot Springs - A slice of pizza from Wildside Pizzeria - A piece of art from Funky Junk Stained Glass & More - Local honey from Tegart Farming - And so much more! Make sure to show us your favourite local businesses by using #RadiumHotSprings in your photos.

Kaukokaipuu: This Finnish word describes the feeling of longing for a destination that you have yet to discover. Fulfill your craving for the great outdoors and book now. https://www.radiumhotsprings.com/listings/offers/ @dsrwphotography