Coffee Crater

Coffee Crater rises to an elevation of 2000 meters within British Columbia's volcanic landscape, featuring steep slopes made of volcanic rocks and ash.

The volcanic formation emerged during the Holocene period as part of the extensive Mount Edziza complex within the Snowshoe lava field of British Columbia.

The volcanic area holds importance for the Tahltan First Nations people who have maintained their traditional territories in these northern British Columbia highlands.

Visitors need advanced mountaineering skills and proper equipment to reach the crater, located at coordinates 57°38′N 130°40′W in remote British Columbia.

Coffee Crater stands as one of several cinder cones in the Northern Cordilleran volcanic province, with a prominence of 130 meters above the surrounding terrain.

Location: British Columbia

Elevation above the sea: 2,000 m

Part of: Tahltan Highland

GPS coordinates: 57.63000,-130.67000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:38