Holiday Train
The CP Rail Holiday Train will once again visit Radium Hot Springs. Join us on Friday, December...
The CP Rail Holiday Train will once again visit Radium Hot Springs. Join us on Friday, December...
The 2020 Village Events Calendar is now available for pickup at the Village Office, Radium Library, Big...
The annual Firemen's Children's Christmas Party will be held on Sunday, December 15th from 4:30-6pm....
If you need assistance in learning the ins and outs of your new device, sign up for a free one-on-one...
Pay Property Taxes and Utilities By Credit CardCredit card payments are not accepted directly by the...
29th Annual New Year's Eve and Birthday Party! Come join us on New Year's Eve for the Village's...
The Village of Radium Hot Springs is committed to helping make the municipality safe for pedestrian and...
Whether you're a full or part-time resident, or a visitor, or you're thinking about spending some time in Radium Hot Springs, there is something here for you. Read more ...
The Municipal office is open:
Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Fridays closed from 12:00 - 1:00 pm.
The Office is also closed for Statutory Holidays
Location: 4836 Radium Boulevard
Phone: 250.347.6455
Fax: 250.347.9068
Peace. Out.
Golf. Ski. Hike. Watch wildlife. Participate in one of many events. Soak in the hot springs. Or just watch clouds roll across the high peaks and listen to the wind in the pines. Located in the Columbia Valley on a high ridge with its back to Kootenay National Park and long views toward the Purcell Mountains to the west, photo-friendly Radium Hot Springs is an outdoor recreation destination, but more than that it’s a feel-good place where nature’s four season spectacle shapes the spirit.
With a permanent population of 800 people and a summer population of 5,000 people, Radium’s vision is to be an authentic, environmentally-focused mountain resort community with a dynamic mix of full-time population, daytime enterprise, and recreational property owners, expanding atmospheric tourism services, and a long list of community and valley recreational pursuit that drives motivation to visit or move to the area.