About Lussier Hot Springs.
Lussier Hot Springs is a natural soaking stop in Whiteswan Lake Park. The springs are reached from the Whiteswan Forest Service Road near the park entrance.
BC Parks warns that compact snow and ice may affect the parking area and access trail; visiting is not recommended in icy conditions. There is no public phone or mobile service in the park.
Reviewed 22 October 2026. Check the linked operator for changes.Admission and reservations.
Price not established
Review of the named park/conservancy visitor page; absence of a tariff is not evidence of free entry.
A specific bathing admission amount is not established by the reviewed BC Parks page. Confirm any current site-use charge and arrange transport separately.
Admission research source ↗ · Checked
Published prices and booking conditions can change. This is not a live quote.- Camping, transport, mooring and bathing admission are different costs; check the relevant operator or land manager.
- The access trail and parking area may be icy; BC Parks advises against access in icy conditions.
What makes this visit different?
- The springs are near the park entrance.
- Winter visitors should check the park advisory before using the trail.
- The gravel access road carries mine and logging trucks; a short map distance does not establish a suitable winter drive.
Location and arrival.
From Highway 93/95 south of Canal Flats, take the gravel Whiteswan Forest Service Road; BC Parks places Lussier near the park entrance at kilometre 17.5. Use extreme caution in the canyon section around kilometres 15–18 and yield to industrial trucks.
Named OpenStreetMap feature overview; entrance not surveyed. Use the operator’s arrival instructions for the final approach.
Named OpenStreetMap Lussier Hot Springs feature reviewed directly against the operator/land-manager identity and area. Its position is an overview; access and tariff tags are not used as operator policy.
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Compare mapped places within 50 miles /80km →Distance is measured in a straight line from this venue overview point, not a driving route.
Still to confirm with the venue
Current admission price · Reservation and session availability · Step-free route and entry into the water.
These details are not established by the sources reviewed here. Ask about the particular bath, ticket or room you plan to use.
Questions before you go.
What is the last part of the road approach?
BC Parks places the hot springs at kilometre 17.5 of the gravel Whiteswan Forest Service Road, reached from Highway 93/95 south of Canal Flats. The canyon section needs extreme care and carries industrial trucks, which have right of way.
Source: bcparks.ca ↗
Is it suitable when the trail is icy?
BC Parks does not recommend access in icy conditions and warns about compact snow and ice on the trail and parking area. Confirm the current road and trail conditions before committing to the journey.
Source: bcparks.ca ↗
Official sources for this guide.
We use operator, park authority and official tourism information. A source review is a dated information check; it does not mean we personally visited or that opening status is live.
- BC Parks Lussier approach and icy-condition warning ↗Reviewed
- Location and map precision evidence ↗Reviewed
