This park in Quebec is home to a cavern with hidden passages & a turquoise lake

If you love adventuring, you’ll definitely want to add Arbraska-Lafleche Park to your bucket list – regardless of the season. Situated in Val-des-Monts just 30 minutes from Ottawa, the natural attraction and amusement park has no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy – from caving to ziplining.

Forest lovers can explore the forest canopy via popular ziptours and aerial game courses, while those seeking an underground adventure can check out the largest, most-visited cave in the Canadian Shield. Here, visitors can spot bats and plunge into total darkness for several minutes,

The cavern is open-year round, with guided tours offered at a starting price of $30 per person.

Oh, and you can unwind before or after your scenic adventure with a swim or paddle at the nearby turquoise-coloured lake: Lac Armida.

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So there you have it, adventurers! Whether you’re keen on a caving experience or a day ziplining through the trees or swimming in the lake, there are plenty of opportunities to explore here.

Arbraska-Lafleche Park

Where: 255 Rte Principale, Val-des-Monts, QC

Information on Arbraska-Lafleche Park is from Arbraska and is accurate as of the publication date.