Top 14 Caves カナダでの

Lusk Cave appeared 11,000 years ago, at the same time as the stream of the same name. It is possible to enter from spring to autumn, when the water level allows, with the necessary safety equipment.

This mica mine is a testament to the region's past extraction of this mineral. It was in operation at the beginning of the 20th century. Located on the shores of Pink Lake, it offers a moment of escape from the world when you pause during your walk to explore it.

Take the easy path out to the right and back along the interpretive trail! Great!

Owls in the cave at Upper Grassi Lake

The Mushbowl is a waterfall on the Murtle River and is located between the Dawson Falls and the Helmcken Falls. At the Mushbowl, the riverbed is narrowed by rocks in the middle and on the side. When the river is low, you can get a good view of the waterfall from a cave that is then accessible. (Visit June 3, 2018) https://www.worldwaterfalldatabase.com/waterfall/Mushbowl-The-2304

A steeper passage with beautiful views of Canmore in the Bow Valley. This section of the trail is also the access route for rock climbers. Be careful and considerate of one another.

Here you can find the cave, which you can visit on a guided tour. The cave is also a protected hibernation place for bats.

Cave and Basin has been a special place for Indigenous Peoples for over ten thousand years and continues to be so to this day. In 1883, three railway workers happened upon the thermal springs, sparking a series of events that led to the creation of the first national park in Canada. Today, the site is a gathering place for sharing stories about conservation and the connection between people and the land. Visitors can enjoy interactive exhibits, short films, seasonal activities, and stunning views of the Rocky Mountains.