Nass Valley Hot Springs

Loved visiting this place. Tranquille and relaxing. We got used to the smell. A truly beautiful spot.

A definite must stop if you’re in the area! Tricky navigating the snow covered path during this time of the year. Lovely spot to soak it all up. One of the two hot tubs are functioning at the moment. Other springs is tepid since cool water is mixed in. Heads up: there are no bathrooms.

Thank you to the Nisga’a for developing this free hot spring destination! Very nice, we loved our 2 days visiting here this past dec.

It had been about 14 years since I had last been there. The work done in 2017 is awesome. The walk in is easy and the site is family friendly. I only wish the larger pool was deeper. The sulfur smell really isn't bad at all. The pool is the warmest of the 3 and the smallest hot tub is the coolest temperature wise.

For all the people delusional enough to make the long drive here assuming it should be free or annoyed to be turned away, too bad for you. This is not your land. It belongs to the tribe and every visitor must receive permission and make reservations in advance. Each time slot is booked exclusively for one private party at a time. We’re from Brooklyn so we did our research in advance. No matter how much you act like an idiot and whine like a man-child when you arrive, you still can’t enter cuz people who booked in advance are probably inside the hot springs already. This is a beautiful special place and the staff here are lovely. Your stupidity is not their problem. They can just as easily decide not to offer this to the public and perfectly within their rights to do so. It’s a privilege to be here, you better start behaving right.

Lovely, worth the drive. There are 3 runs to choose from, the older shallow one, two new wood ones.

Excellent!! It has three different pools. Two tubs and the natural springs. Four change rooms and one bathroom

The Nass Hotsprings is a place I bring all my friends that come to visit Terrace. I've really enjoyed watching it evolve and become the beautiful place it has become! The new tubs are well crafted, and I'm so glad they kept the original pool (with a few much needed upgrades!). It was clean when we were there, a testament to people treating this sacred site with the appreciation it deserves. If you want a place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature surrounding you don't pass this up!

Great little place with a short hike in the forest. The path was lined with a wood walkway. Made for easy hiking. A popular spot to be sure. Everyone we met was very friendly.There is a big pool that will fit around 20, a 6-8 person cedar tub and a 4-6 person cedar tub. The hot water was VERY hot, in order to cool the water, hoses from the nearby Creek are placed into the pools/tub. The big pool only had one which wasn't enough. The water was too hot. Im guessing 50c. The larger tub had an issue with the hot water supply, thus was to cold, the little tub was working properly but required 2 hoses (one from the the larger tub) These issue are easily rectified, and I'm sure it has already been looked into.