While BC is best known for having both the mountains and the ocean in its backyard, it also has a pretty cool underground playground that is totally worth exploring.
Not only does the province have the highest concentration of caves in all of North America, but it also has Canada’s only cave slide.
Caving enthusiasts can explore more than 1,000 caves in Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park on Vancouver Island, including one with a slide to glide down the cave corridor.
Besides the slide, adventure seekers can get a glimpse of the many fossils and crystal formations inside the cave.
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The park has more limestone caves than in all of the other Canadian provinces combined and therefore it boasts some of the best caving opportunities in the country.
With more than 1,200 square kilometres of cave features to explore, the park offers tours for the most experienced of spelunkers, those completely new to caving and everything in between.
Keep in mind that the caves are chilly all year long, so be sure to dress warmly with lots of layers.
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