Swim at The Rock Quarry

Starting on Highway 97, head north approximately 43 kilometres, until you come to a road on the left called "Tallus Road." Turn left, and drive until you see a big red gate on the side of the road. There will more than likely be a long line of cars parked here, so you'll know you're in the right spot. From here walk around the fence and over the rocks and begin your not so scenic walk towards the quarry. 

If any of you have seen "The Hills Have Eyes," you will begin feeling like you're walking to your death in a desert. But as soon as you make it through the creepy rock and dirt area, you will look down a small hill and see the giant swimming hole. When you get here you can cliff jump, snorkel, swim, float around, feed the fish, and so much more. There is a lot of glass, so definitely wear shoes when you get out of the water. If you sit still, little fish come up and nibble on your toes. The water is absolutely beautiful. It is so clean, and so blue. This used to be a mine, but they hit water and upon returning to work the next day everything had flooded, and we now have what is known as "The Rock Quarry." The green pin on the map is at the trailhead, follow the path in, and keep heading straight.