These British Columbia Mountains Have a 530-mile Natural Hot Springs Trail — How to Plan Your Trip

"Set on a lakeside property that began as a late-1800s public sanatorium developed with the help of the Ktunaxa and Sinixt nations, this modern resort features lithium-rich geothermal water believed to benefit body and brain. Recent renovations added luxury King Cottages with fireplaces, Nespresso machines and walk-in steam showers, while the public springs offer jetted hot (104 F) and warm (99 F) pools plus a brisk 58 F polar plunge, all framed by panoramic views of Upper Arrow Lake and an improved lakefront hiking trail." - Leilani Marie Labong Leilani Marie Labong Leilani Marie Labong is a San Francisco-based journalist who focuses on food, design, and travel. Her work has been featured in Elle Decor, Travel + Leisure, House Beautiful, Sunset, Food52, Food & Wine, The Kitchn, and Architectural Digest. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines