hot springs and chateau This was a weekend getaway on the bike while I was between semesters at TRU. We rode past Whistler to Pemberton and then into Meager Creek. Meager (sometimes spelled Meagher) Hot Springs are in the recently-active Garibaldi Volcanic Belt. There is still intense interest in developing geothermal energy from the magma chambers not far under the surface. The area is tectonically active resulting in a lot of landslides in these beautiful valleys. Meager's source waters have a median temparture of 166F with high temps of over 366F. Of course, mixture with the ice-cold water of the nearby Meager Creek keep the temps reasonable. http://www.communitywalk.com/location/meager_creek_hot_springs/info/12874 Only the daring try Meager Creek volcanic hot springs in fallOctober 26, 2008 · Print This Article When you’re looking for a little sanctuary, a wilderness hot spring
does it every time. And there’s nothing like bathing in the most
geologically active corner of Canada to up the adventure ante. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This little waterfall is from the top pool. Really friggin' hot. ![]() It was even more relaxing than it looks. ![]() I found this spot in the lower pools. There is a small waterfall right behind my head. Sweet spot. ![]() Now straight into Meagher Creek which is alpine. ![]() ![]() The longest I could stay in was three or four seconds. ![]() Back on the bike and into Whistler for our one time only stay at the Chateau Whistler. ![]() The pool straight ahead had tunes underwater. Groovy. ![]() ![]() Chillin' ... ![]() like a villian. ![]() I'll just stand here in Whistler Village and look famous. ![]() ![]() Gearing back up for the ride down to the coast. ![]() Boogeying through Squamish. ![]() Some where south of Squamish. ![]() Made the ferry! Here is the Suzuki in full baggage mode. ![]() And yet another boring ferry ride home. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |