Glaciers & Hot Springs

This collection explores the rugged terrain of British Columbia, from the high-altitude icefields of the Purcell Mountains to the remote thermal waters of the Central Coast. It features a high concentration of glaciers near the headwaters of Horsethief and Delphine Creeks, alongside the historic ice formations of the Stikine River. The list concludes with secluded hot springs in the Dean Channel, accessible only by boat, offering natural mineral baths in a wilderness setting.

Rothwell Glacier

Located in the Boundary Ranges near the British Columbia-Alaska border, this glacier sits north of Skagway in a remote alpine region.

Stockdale Glacier

A high-altitude glacier in the Purcell Mountains situated at the headwaters of Stockdale Creek.

Delphine Glacier

Located in the Purcell Mountains near Invermere, this glacier feeds Delphine Creek and forms part of the region's extensive icefield system.

Centaurus Glacier

A mountain glacier in the Purcell Range, located near the upper reaches of Horsethief Creek.

North Star Glacier

Situated in the Purcell Mountains, this glacier lies adjacent to Mount Stockdale and the Farnham Glacier area.

Starbird Glacier

The primary source of Horsethief Creek in the Purcell Mountains, characterized by dramatic icefalls and surrounding granite peaks.

Shannon Glacier

An alpine glacier in the Purcell Mountains, located south of the Conrad Icefield.

Carmarthen Glacier

Located in the Purcell Mountains near the head of McDonald Creek, part of the Kootenay region's glacial network.

Great Glacier

A prominent feature within Great Glacier Provincial Park on the Stikine River, historically used as a landmark for river navigation.

Mud Glacier

A retreating glacier on the eastern bank of the Stikine River, known for its heavy silt deposits and proximity to the Great Glacier.

Eucott Bay Hot Springs

Remote natural hot springs located on the Dean Channel, accessible only by water. The site features a concrete tub and a small waterfall.

Nascall Hot Springs

Situated in Nascall Bay off the Dean Channel, these remote springs feature natural rock pools and a small bathhouse accessible by boat.