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Icefields Parkway Region Caves, Cliffs & Canyons
A WorldWeb.com travel guide to Caves, Cliffs & Canyons in Icefields Parkway Region, Alberta, Canada.
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    Mistaya Canyon
    A short ten-minute trail leads to the canyon, where visitors can see the waters of the Mistaya River which have delicately sculpted this gorge, leaving many circular "potholes" in the canyon walls.
    Address: 159 km (99 mi) S of Jasper/71 km (44 mi) N of Lake Louise
     
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    Castleguard Cave
    At 20 km (12.4 mi) of explored passages, Castleguard Cave is the largest in Canada. It is a limestone cave filled with unique cave features including long passages, stalactites, cubic cave pearls and invertebrate animals. The cave ends in a series of ice plugs pushed into the passaged from the icefield above. Because the cave often floods during the summer, this spot is best explored during the winter. Permission to enter this cave is required from Parks Canada.
    Address: Southeastern edge of the Columbia Icefield, along the Icefields Parkway
     

     
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