Close to the US border in the very south of British Columbia, Harrison Hot Springs is a spa resort with natural hot springs, as its name suggests.

Measurements taken here show that the hot waters, which reach temperatures of 65°C, contain among the highest traces of minerals found in any spring.

The spring here is extremely sulfuric, but the smell of rotten eggs hasn't stopped hordes of visitors coming here for the perceived health benefits from the naturally warm water.

Summer is a good time to visit, not only because the weather is significantly better than in winter, but there is an arts festival here and in September, the town hosts a sandcastle-building competition that is popular with families.

Harrison Hot Springs hotels are mostly related to the hot springs, with a host of accommodation options available close by in the area just south of Harrison Lake and Sasquatch Provincial Park.

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