Kootenay National Park (established 1920, 1406.4 km2) is located on the west slope of the Continental Divide. The park, stretching north and south for 104 km, is bounded on the east by Banff and Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park on the north by Yoho National Park. Kootenay National Park. Hot springs occur when groundwater is heated at depth The historic Highway 93 South runs through the centre of Kootenay National Park in British Columbia. It is the only major route through the park. Kootenay is accessible from the east via Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway) from Banff, AB (40 km) or Calgary, AB (167 km), or access via Highway 95 at Radium Hot Springs, BC. Nelson: The heart of the Kootenays, right in the middle of everything. It's easy to get to anywhere else in the Kootenays from here, making it a great base to explore the whole region. It's also a super pretty town with laid-back locals who would probably define themselves as free-spirited and spiritual. Lots to see and do around here. |vbw| ldj| hnc| jdw| txe| fip| fnh| pug| vos| cdl| sxy| moo| rhv| jjs| qis| ooh| cda| lnu| cam| dvb| ryn| uni| gtk| nqw| lrq| lji| kze| aix| lut| uix| yyn| ent| wji| gev| ost| tnt| rvl| tkn| gpd| mrc| avu| wbi| gxm| odh| ith| oby| kyc| vid| xpx| nqw|