July 2022-present

Canada is a vast country with  many different regions. However, to my knowledge, all the significant caves are in the Rockies, predominantly British Columbia and, to a lesser degree, Alberta. There are some small caves in eastern Canada that probably aren't worth a caving trip (to me, at least).

I've made various trips up to British Columbia and Alberta for caving, and for looking for caves. The caves this far north are cold, often tight, and generally not very decorated. What makes them exciting is the stunning mountainous settings, the huge packrats inside and bears outside, crazy ice formations, and the glorious silver limestone. I love caving in the northern Rockies.