The Village of Radium Hot Springs supports responsible growth through comprehensive planning, zoning, and development services. Access building permits, housing incentives, community plans, GIS mapping, and regulatory documents to guide your project from start to finish.
The Village maintains a range of parks, greenspaces, and trail connections and is located next to Kootenay National Park Explore what is available in and around Radium Hot Springs
A non-motorized boat launch and take-out area on the Horsethief Creek Forest Service Road, about 1.5 kilometres west of Radium Hot Springs, with a picnic area and bathroom facilities.
A neighbourhood playground on the corner of Rivercrest Road and Kirk Street, suited to children aged 5 to 12.
Radium Hot Springs is immediately west of Kootenay National Park. Find information on the Park, the Visitor Centre, and the Radium Hot Springs pools.
A central park in the Village, with playgrounds for all ages, an outdoor fitness gym, the splash park, outdoor skating rink, and a multi-use area, Legends Field.
A nine-kilometre walking and cycling route between Radium and Dry Gulch, with views of the Columbia Wetlands and interpretive signage.
A bicycle pump track off of the Sinclair Canyon Trails and below Rotary Park, with a beginner loop and an intermediate line for more experienced riders.
A community garden with raised beds available for rent, a rose garden, gazebo, and public seating areas.
A green space at the junction where Highway 93 meets Highway 93/95 with park benches and views of Sinclair Canyon and the Purcell Mountains.
An extensive off-leash trail system following Sinclair Creek, with footbridges, picnic tables, interpretive kiosks, and connections to the Pump and Jump Track.
A 13-hole disc golf course along the Sinclair Creek Trail, open to players of all skill levels.
