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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Angel Springs - Kelowna B.C. (Warm Spring) N 49 48.517 W 119 22.478 [Updated:Nov21/08]

RESEARCH
Angel Springs info.

WEATHER REPORT


NOTE: November 21, 2008 See bottom of page for included GPS files.



Nov/22/08 - These Files courtesy of Doug please be sure to thank him.
Angel Springs Hike May 10 2008.gdb
Angel Springs Hike.kmz

Thank you again Doug for your much needed and wanted info. A tremendous contribution!


TrailHead MAP: N 49 48.517 W 119 22.478 Kelowna Angel Springs Trail
A 5.7 km hike on Kelowna's Southern slopes.
1. If you have been on the Angel Springs trail before:

If you have been on the Angel Springs trail before; looking for these warm-springs, but having no clue what to expect, the Angel Springs is just a section of KLO creek where hydrothermal activity heats the water to 29 degrees Celcius at the warmest. The springs do not occur in one specific area but several parts of the creek in the area of the trail that are warmed by seeps of hot water from inside the earth. Water from the springs is found in a small ravine and is identified by its bright orange colour. The colour of the water comes from algal growth and some iron-bearing minerals.

2. If you have never been on the trail, but would like to visit the springs:

This is a very nice hike, and is not too terribly long, although wet conditions due to run off in the spring can make the hike very long and slightly unenjoyable. To get to the springs you follow June Springs Rd untill it changes into a dirt road, Little White Forest Service Road, follow this until you get to a flat area where you could park, this is where the trail starts. (This parking area also provided a place for a little bit of pellet gun target practice due to a nice embankment that stops all pellets.) The cordinates of the trail head are: 49 (degrees) 48’31.01’’N 119 (degrees) 22’28.69’’W and the elevation is approximately 3129 feet. I believe you can follow the trail as a loop. Have fun!

Post Script: Sorry, I don’t have the exact cordinates of the springs.

Tracks and Trails Ranger:

Jesse Kessler

... MORE!


Below Photos by Doug


NEW! Angel Springs GPX and GDB files for your GPS. Including new info from Doug - Nov. 21 2008 Includes trail head seeps and actual location of the springs.

 

 

 

 

 

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Wilson Lake Warm Springs N50 13.130 W117 33.107 (Nakusp Recreation Provincial Park)

Coordinates Info and Pics of Wilson Lake Hotsprings (Uploaded July16`2008)
MAP: N50 13.130 W117 33.107

Nakusp Recreation Provincial Park area.

WEATHER REPORT


Thanks to l.krisch.

Waypoint: [HTSPWILLSONLK]

Awesome PDF Info, map, photo info: Wilson Lake Warm Springs.pdf

“Wilson Lake Warm Springs (undeveloped) N50 13.130 W117 33.107
Be prepared for bushy hiking for this one. From Rosebery, a few kilometers north of New Denver on
Highway 6, take the east Wilson creek road just south of the Rosebery park sign. Follow the excellent
gravel road to Little Wilson Lake Forest Service campground., about 33 km from the highway. You can
also reach this point by a rougher road from Nakusp; 6.3 km. south of Nakusp on Highway 6, take the
Wilson Lake turnoff. Follow the rough road for about 18km to the campsite. Pick up a forest service
map in Nakusp to navigate this complex of roads. The springs are on the south side of the valley, about 1
km east of Little Wilson Lake. The best approach might be to hike the overgrown road along the south
side of Little Wilson Lake: This road starts about 2.2 km west of the recreation site. The springs seep
from talus a short distance up a small side creek. Provincial government map 82K/SW shows the springs
at UTM grid reference 606633 and an elevation of 950m. Water temperatures are about 35 C.”

[More in the PDF]


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