What better way to cap off a vacation in the Rockies than to take a dip in the +39 degrees Celsius water at Banff Upper Hot Springs.
Ahh, so relaxing! All those aches and pains seemed to disappear almost instantaneously!
While the view of the mountains was splendid, I was a bit disappointed that there was only the one pool. I guess I was basing my expectations on my experiences at the thermal baths in Budapest, where there was a plethora of pools of varying temperatures to choose from. Oh well... Despite the underwhelming size of the bathhouse, it was nice to just lay back and relax.
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