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One of Banff's great traditions is visiting the Upper Hot Springs for a soothing soak in the hot mineral waters amidst the fantastic scenery of Banff National Park. After a great day of skiing or sightseeing, there is nothing like it! Winter-time visitors are treated to the hottest temperatures of the year and the sparkling scenery of snow covered peaks. Parks Canada's restored historic bathhouse and spa facility contain modern change rooms, food services, a gift shop and day spa featuring wellness therapies. Treat yourself to a muscle relaxing massage followed by a soak in the hot springs - you'll be all set for another day in the park. Open every day of the year, a visit to the hot springs is a must if spending some time in Banff. You may rent swim suits and towels on site. Interpretive exhibits celebrate the glorious history of this place and help visitors learn more about the unique features of hot springs hydrology.

A/Z Outfitters provides a total hunting and wilderness experience. We provide a mature and experienced guide for each hunter and your guide will do more than just show you wildlife. You will be amazed with the landscape, the history of the area and all the little things that you will see each day. You will tour pristine wilderness, a prime trophy hunting destination - the rugged Purcell Mountains. We have four basic log cabin camps with one or more cabins at each camp. Except for the first and last day we seldom hunt with more than two hunters in one camp. We believe our guides, equipment, horses and camps are first class and second to none. We do not take a lot of hunters, so individual attention and consideration is given to each client. When we offer a hunt we have a tag available. You do not need to apply for a draw! Our success rate and the quality of trophies is high. Call us today to learn more about our trips, or to book your appointment today.

Brent DuBois, a second generation guide, is joined by other guides experienced in the Purcell Mountains, including company founder Bill DuBois. You will travel our exclusive territory within the Purcell Wilderness Conservancy, located in southeastern British Columbia. You’ll enjoy the down home atmosphere, both on the trail and in camp. We have four basic log cabin camps with one or more cabins at each camp. Our guides, equipment, horses and camps are first class and second to none. Individual attention and consideration is given to each client – we customize trips to suit your needs and desires. We keep our group sizes small: 4 – 8 participants, to ensure a more personal experience for each client and to maintain a manageable group size for your safety. Lighten your mountain adventure with one of our horse-assisted hiking tours. Or actually do some riding on a 5 or 7 day pack-horse tours. Either way, no experience with horses is required.