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Aglipay Caves, located 10 kms. from Cabarroguis, at Brgy. Villa Ventura, it is a series of 37 caves, eight of which have been developed for tourists. Located in the midst of rolling hills and verdant forests, it has well-preserved stalactites and stalagmites and underground springs. They run to a depth of 20 m. and are interlinked with each other. The source of the subterranean waterfalls of Cave 6 still remains a mystery. The caves and its surroundings were made the province's Forest Park and Campsite on May 3, 1999 by virtue of DENR Administrative Order No. 17.

Nagbukel Cave, located at a dome-shaped mountain 100 m. away from the highway and 4 kms. from the town, was developed by the Lamplighter religious sect and is a popular picnic and hiking site especially during Holy Week.
The 300-m. deep Carayan Cave, in Brgy. Liwayway in Nagbukel, has waist-deep waters and a Rizalist cult living nearby.
Caves are also located in Brgys. Banuar Del Pilar and Santo Domingo.
Eden Hot Springs (Brgy. Eden)
Simminublan Waterfalls (Brgy. Villamor)
Susung Dalaga (Brgys. Zamora and Burgos)
Tucod Falls (Brgy. Tucod)

Bisangal Waterfalls, in Brgy. Bisangal, is located north of the town. It rests on virgin forestland and is home to endangered species of wildlife.
The 7-staged Maddela Waterfalls & Forest Resort, in Brgy. Dumabato Sur, is ideal for picnicking.