Harrison Hot Springs Facts
- were originally used by the Coast Salish Indians who revered them as a "healing place"
- there are two hot springs at the south end of Harrison Lake, the "Potash" which has a temperature of 40C and the "Sulphur" which has a temperature of 65C
- analysis of the hot springs indicates that there are 8 different minerals: Potassium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Sulphate, Magnesium Sulphate, Calcium Suphate, Calcium Bi-Carbonate, Iron Bi-Carbonate and Sulphurated Hydrogen; the waters average 1,300 parts per million of dissolved mineral solids, the highest concentrations of any mineral spring
