Fairmont Hot Springs

human settlement in British Columbia, Canada

Fairmont Hot Springs is an unincorporated community of about 475 people in East Kootenays, British Columbia.

Understand

Fairmont Hot Springs is a small unincorporated community of 476. It is best known for its natural hot springs and three golf courses as well as a small, family-oriented ski hill.

Get in

Fairmont Hot Springs is accessed by car on Highway 93/95, 26 km (16 mi) south of Invermere and 108 km (67 mi) north of Cranbrook; it's about 3½ hours west of Calgary.

Get around

By bus

See

Dutch Creek Hoodoos
  • 🌍 Dutch Creek Hoodoos. A few minutes South of Fairmont Hot Springs beside the Highway 93/95 are the hoodoos. The hoodoos are sandstone cliffs with hiking trails. The hoodoos can also be viewed from the top of Fairmont ski hill. (updated Aug 2020)

Do

  • 🌍 Hot Springs, 5225 Fairmont Resort Road (inside Fairmont Hot Spring Resort). Daily 8AM to 9PM. The hot springs features three pools; a hot pool, cold pool with swimming lanes and a diving pool with two diving boards. Entry to the pools in included with ski hill day passes. Adult $12, seniors (65+) and youth (13-17) $11, children (4-12) $10, 3 & under free. (updated Aug 2020)

Buy

Fairmont Hot Springs' strip mall just east of Highway 93/95 has most of the local shopping including the following:

Eat and drink

Places to eat and drink are limited to the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort and a handful of places on the east side of Highway 93/95 within a block of the highway, between Wills Rd and Fairmont Resort Rd.

Sleep

Connect

Go next

Routes through Fairmont Hot Springs
Banff / Golden ← Invermere ←  N  S  → Kimberley via → Cranbrook


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