Kootenay National Park: map

2 places with verified coordinates · 1 with photo

Offers in the park · 5

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Soak & Explore: Radium Hot Springs and Kootenay Park Tour ↗Pick-up by arrangement in Calgary, Canmore or Banff; place and time are up to you, and the route is tailored individually.
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From Banff: Snowshoeing Tour in Kootenay National Park ↗Public bus parking lot behind the Mount Royal Hotel, 138 Banff Ave; be ready five minutes before the pick-up time.
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Guided Hike into the Stanley Glacier Valley ↗Picnic tables in front of Castle Mountain Chalets at the junction of Highway 1A and 93 South, halfway between Banff and Lake Louise; from there 15 minutes in convoy to the trailhead.
Fossil hike · Parks Canada · Kootenay National Park (Parks Canada)
Guided fossil hike to the Burgess Shale at Stanley Glacier ↗07:30 (Mountain Time) at the Stanley Glacier trailhead car park on Highway 93 South, 15 km (9 mi) south of Castle Junction; back around 14:30. Book through the Parks Canada Reservation Service, online or on 1-877-737-3783.
Parks Canada hot pools · evening · Kootenay National Park (Parks Canada)
Evenings in the Radium hot springs ↗Radium Hot Springs Pools, 5420 BC-93, in Kootenay National Park 3 km (2 mi) northeast of the village of Radium Hot Springs; from the roundabout in the village take Highway 93 towards Banff, 2 km (1.2 mi) past the park boundary. From Banff via Castle Junction and Highway 93 South.

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Where to stay · Campground

Campground location linked by the park authority. Check opening, site and access before you book.

Where to stay: hotels and camping in Kootenay

Official campground with its own season and facilities. Check reservations and site size on the camping page.

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Where to stay · Campground

Campground location linked by the park authority. Check opening, site and access before you book.

Two short trails right by the highway: one through a water-carved gorge, the other to ochre-coloured mineral springs.

Marble Canyon: 1.6 km (1.0 mi) return, 20 m (66 ft) of elevation gain, with red chairs at the end.
Paint Pots: 2 km (1.2 mi) return, 25 m (82 ft) of elevation gain.
What you see: Three iron-rich mineral springs that stain the surrounding earth ochre.
Facilities: Both trails have day-use facilities.

Where to stay: hotels and camping in Kootenay

Official campground with its own season and facilities. Check reservations and site size on the camping page.

51.18429, -116.11745

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