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Wellness in the Canadian Rockies

Wellness Comes in Many Forms

Banff and Lake Louise have long been places where people come to relax, recharge, and connect with nature. Wellness is woven into the destination, with experiences that combine spectacular scenery with opportunities to slow down and unwind.

Spa & Hot Springs

Wellness has been part of Banff's story since the discovery of natural hot springs led to the creation of Canada's first national park in 1885. Today, visitors continue to seek out the restorative benefits of the region's mineral waters and world-class wellness facilities.

A visit to the Banff Upper Hot Springs remains one of the destination's most iconic wellness experiences, while luxury spas offer treatments inspired by the surrounding mountain environment.

  • BASIN Glacial Waters

    Experience glacier-inspired treatments and thermal wellness experiences designed to harness the purity and power of the Canadian Rockies.

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  • Fairmont Spa

    Indulge in restorative spa treatments in an iconic mountain setting, where relaxation and alpine luxury come together.

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  • Banff Upper Hot Springs

    Immerse yourself in soothing mineral-rich waters while surrounded by the spectacular mountain scenery of Banff National Park.

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Nature-Based Wellness

The landscapes of Banff and Lake Louise naturally encourage visitors to slow down and spend time outdoors. Scenic walks, quiet lakeshores, forest trails, and mountain viewpoints offer opportunities to experience the restorative qualities of the Canadian Rockies.

Guided wellness activities, yoga experiences, forest bathing, paddling, and wellness retreats provide additional ways to connect with nature while experiencing the destination at a slower pace.

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The Banff Upper Hot Springs in the winter as seen from above with sunlight streaming through trees and two people in the pools.The Banff Upper Hot Springs in the winter as seen from above with sunlight streaming through trees and two people in the pools.The Banff Upper Hot Springs in the winter as seen from above with sunlight streaming through trees and two people in the pools.

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The Ultimate Guide to the Banff Upper Hot Springs

This guide to the Banff hot springs helps you plan your visit, what to bring, the best times to soak and why it's a must do on your visit.

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