The Banff Upper Hot Springs will shut down on Oct. 13 for its annual fall maintenance, including repairs and improvements. The popular tourist destination in Banff is expected to reopen in early November, Parks Canada says.

The mineral-rich water at the hot springs is kept between 37 and 40 C. Visitors have been drawn to the site since 1886, making it a long-running attraction in Banff. The fall closure is a scheduled maintenance period for the facility.

Parks Canada has not provided further details about the work in the source report. More information about the Banff Upper Hot Springs is available on the Parks Canada website.

Based on reporting by CTV News Calgary.