One of the most popular day trips from Toronto is the all-seasonScandinave SpanearBlue Mountain, but those looking for the ultimate winter getaway might consider a more immersive experience.

There are plenty ofspas near Torontothat offer lodging, but if it's the Nordic experience that you're after, the best bet is a trip to the Ottawa/Gatineau area for a visit toNordik Spa-Nature魁北克的总理之一,温泉目的地。

It's about a four-and-half-hour drive from Toronto, but you won't find a comparable experience closer to home. This is the largest spa in North America with no less than 10 outdoor baths and nine saunas.

Along with these more familiar spa offerings, Nordik Spa-Nature is probably best known for itsKälla treatment. The floating salt water pool is said to mimic hours of sleep on account of the relaxing properties of floating in a high concentration of Epsom salts.

I'd take that with a grain of...well, you know. But in any case, it looks completely relaxing and unlike anything you can do in the Toronto area.

Just keep in mind, onlymassage therapy services are availableat this time due to the COVID pandemic.

In addition to the novel treatment options and its sprawling size, Nordik Spa-Nature offers overnight stays inits lodges. These are best suited to larger groups with multiple bedrooms each, but there are also nearby hotels connected with the spa via package deals.

After several delays on another location, Nordik Spa-Nature has announced they'll finally beopening in Whitbyin 2022. Until that happens, it'll take a bit of drive before entering into the ultimate relaxation zone.