Mount Meager Hot Springs BC

Mount Meager Hot Springs near Pemberton, British Columbia, are volcanic geothermal springs on the flanks of Mount Meager — the northernmost active volcano in Canada, which last erupted catastrophically 2,360 years ago leaving dramatic ash deposits visible in road cuts throughout the Pemberton Valley. The calcium-rich springs emerge at temperatures up to 60°C in a wilderness setting accessible by 4WD vehicle and then a short hike through glaciated Coast Mountain terrain, with the volcanic peaks of the Pemberton Icefield visible above the thermal pools. The recent volcanic history of Mount Meager, combined with its position in the Coast Mountains near the world-class ski resort of Whistler, creates a hot spring experience that combines geological drama, alpine wilderness, and proximity to one of North America's premier mountain resort communities.