Liard River Hot Springs

Joel Campbell

I made a stop here in December 2024 just after a fairly heavy snowstorm so the deck and stairs were still being cleared and melting. One of the most beautiful natural hot springs in Canada. There is a small campground attached with unserviced lots which are clean and well maintained, including pit toilets. There is an electrified fence to keep bears and other wildlife out of the campground. This is a must see if you are travelling the Alaska Highway.

Chris Lewis

I was on my way back home to Whitehorse and I just had to stop by my favorite childhood hotsprings. Stayed at the hotel across the road and had breakfast before my morning dip!! So relaxing, I went early and I was by myself for over a hour. #blessed

Mark Wu

An amazing natural hot spring with a hotel right across from it. This is my second visit, and it’s truly such a relaxing spot. The only downside is that it’s a bit far—about a seven-hour drive from Whitehorse, Yukon—and there’s no cell signal here.

Rebecca Lazzelle

Stopped here for one night on our way to Alaska (Sept 2024). WORTH IT! It's an unassuming entrance like lots of places in this area and it would be easy to miss. Sites are nice, in the woods, no hookups, with pit toilets available, as needed and can be booked online. The hot springs is a quick like 15 min walk and it's beautiful. There are no showers (I wasn't the only one to be confused about that for some reason). Hot springs has pit toilets and changing rooms. If you are in the area stop for sure. Such a wonderful place. Apparently there are more pools up the river which have been closed for years, so just the two main pools. They get plenty hot IMO! We hung up our towels to dry overnight and they were wetter for sure in the morning. Lol.

Luco Cards

We stayed at the lodge across the Hwy. We came here 4/10/24, in the morning, was so pretty out, blue skies and warm…The walk is very short to the hot springs. The hot spring was So lovely and peaceful, I’ve never quite experienced anything quite like it before. Would highly recommend to stop here if you’re staying at the lodge, camping out or just driving through. The wood walking path has some swampy scenery and trees. Be careful in the morning time as the dew can make the wood a little slippery. Getting to the hot springs there’s a men’s and women’s changing area, the changing area is outside but has privacy and more closed off almost. There’s multiple entrances to the hot springs, all have stairs(that I’ve seen). There is a mini waterfall. And many other mini waterfalls trickling into the hot springs. So so perfect, the relaxing peaceful sounds. Bring towels!! Will definitely be back!! Highly recommend.