Park Info
Created through the efforts of the Robson Valley Land and Resource Management Plan and the Protected Areas Strategy, Small River Caves Provincial Park protects a provincially important karst/ cave system.
Located on the west side of the Small River drainage, high above the valley bottom, this cave complex is remote and difficult to access. It is considered to be a very dangerous cave system that should only be attempted by highly experienced cavers.
This 1,818 hectare park lies at the transition zone between Engelmann Spruce-Subalpine Fir (ESSFmm1) and the Alpine Tundra (AT) biogeoclimatic zones. The Small River logging road accesses the drainage but one must be aware of logging truck traffic at all times. In order to properly protect this fragile ecosystem, we require that all cavers get permission from BC Parks at: 4051 - 18th Avenue
Prince George BC V2N 1B3
Park Size: 1,818 hectares
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General Visitor Information
- Very steep and treacherous terrain, and should be only be attempted by experienced backcountry travellers.
- Cave System is very dangerous.
General Visitor Safety Information (park safety, hazards, wildlife safety information, health risks)
Location
Located on the west side of the Small River drainage, high above the valley bottom, this cave complex is remote and difficult to access.
The closest communities include McBride and Valemount.
Activities Available At This Park
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There are spelunking or caving opportunities in this park; however, the unique system of caves in this park are considered to be very hazardous. This activity is only recommended for very experienced spelunkers.
