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About
Hot Springs & More
About Fairmont Hot Springs Resort
Fairmont Hot Springs Resort is one of Canada’s all-encompassing experiences where guests enjoy exceptional service, all the benefits of our legendary natural hot springs pools, and a year-round Rocky Mountain resort at a great value.
We have activities and events compelling enough to rival “screen time” and multiple dining options to satisfy everyone in your clan.
Celebrations are more festive in the mountains, and we offer an atmosphere rich in nature and comforts for families, couples, or groups.
Immerse yourself in the best of BC!
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Getting Here is Half the Fun!
The journey to this Canadian vacation spot is as beautiful as the destination. If you’re coming from the Prairies, the drive through Banff and Kootenay National Parks is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your trip. And when coming for your winter vacation, roads to British Columbia’s Powder Highway are well maintained and plowed regularly.
From Calgary
Travel west on the Trans-Canada Highway. Approximately 25 km past Banff, at Castle Mountain Junction, turn south onto Highway 93 toward Radium Hot Springs. At the junction where Highway 93 meets Highway 95 (in Radium), turn south (left). Fairmont Hot Springs is about 25 minutes south of Radium.
Please note that this is a live route map and it may change at any time based on road conditions.
From Cranbrook
Go northeast on Highway 3. Take the Highway 93/95 ramp toward Fort Steele/Invermere. At the set of lights past Wasa, turn north (right) on Highway 93/95, which will take you to Fairmont Hot Springs.
Please note that this is a live route map and it may change at any time based on road conditions.
From Vancouver via Coquihalla
Take Route 1 East (Trans-Canada Hwy) for approx. 142 km. Merge onto Route 3 East (Crowsnest Hwy) and continue 6.7 km to the Coquihalla Hwy (Route 5). Follow the Coquihalla for 197 km, then stay straight to continue again on Trans-Canada Hwy East. At Golden, BC, take the exit toward Radium Hot Springs/Cranbrook. Follow Hwy 95 approx. 140 km to Fairmont Hot Springs. Total distance is 850 km.
Please note that this is a live route map and it may change at any time based on road conditions.
From Vancouver via Highway 3
This is the most scenic route from Vancouver, driving through Manning Park, Osoyoos lake and the town of Nelson. Take Route 1 East (Trans-Canada Hwy) for approx. 142 km. Merge onto Route 3 East (Crowsnest Hwy) and continue on this route for approx. 199 km. Follow Route 3 towards Nighthawk USA/Osoyoos for 382 km, slight right onto Creston-Rykerts Route 21 for 4 km then turn right onto Route 3 east for approx. 33 km. Turn left onto Crowsnest Hwy/BC-3 E/BC-95 N (signs for Cranbrook) and drive 77 km, continue onto BC-93 N/BC-95 S, turn right onto BC-93 N/BC-95 N (signs for Invermere/Radium/Golden), then follow Fairmont Resort Road for 3 km. Total distance 952 km.
Please note that this is a live route map and it may change at any time based on road conditions.
