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Keyhole Hot Springs, also known as Pebble Creek Hot Springs, is a gorgeous natural treasure. The hike to get there is beautiful: you will walk along the river and have stunning views of the mountains. The hot springs are closed annually from April 1st- November 15th to support the recovery of the local grizzly bear population. Watch out for these grizzly bears in this region; to be safe, you should bring bear spray. The Keyhole Falls are just a couple kilometres further on the same road and are definitely worth visiting as well.
The easiest way to get to the hot springs is by car. The springs are located about an hour’s drive northwest of Pemberton. The trailhead for the Lillooet River Trail to Keyhole Hot Springs is located next to the parking lot on the side of the road. The whole trail is less than a 3-mile hike one-way to get to the Keyhole Hot Springs.
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