Soak in three open-air, swimwear-friendly pools with sweeping views of Yukon forests and ridgelines. This three-hour onsen-style visit near Whitehorse pairs sauna cycles with a café stop and round-trip hotel transfer.
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You step from the transfer van into a clearing of spruce and birch, the air sharp with Yukon cold and the steam from the baths rising like a small weather system of its own. Three open-air pools sit on a stone terrace, each warmed and themed, and the horizon opens to a sweep of subalpine forest and distant ridgelines; the landscape almost nudges the water, daring you to linger.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility to enter/exit pools is needed
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History
The facility adapts Japanese onsen customs to Yukon settings, offering a modern take on communal soaking rather than an historic bathhouse tied to local indigenous practices.
Conservation
The operator manages guest flow and facilities to limit impact on the surrounding boreal edge; bring out all waste and avoid products that could contaminate shared water.
Reserve your spot on the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring warm layers for after your soak
Air temperatures drop quickly after you exit the pools; a warm jacket and dry clothes keep you comfortable on the transfer back to Whitehorse.
Hydrate before and after
Hot soaks can dehydrate—drink water before entering and after to avoid lightheadedness, especially if you use the sauna.
Time your visit for low light
Sunset and northern-light windows heighten the experience but book early—these times are popular and limited by transfers.
Avoid if you have heart issues
The facility is not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health due to hot baths and saunas.
Swimsuit
Required; swimwear is worn in the baths year-round.
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Towel
Quick-dry towel for drying off and staying warm after your soak.
Warm jacket or fleece
Keeps you comfortable during the transfer and after exiting the warm pools.
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Reusable water bottle
Useful for staying hydrated before and after hot-soak sessions.