The Cave and Basin National Historic Site, located in Banff National Park, holds a significant place in Canadian history. Originally discovered by First Nations, who regarded the hot springs as sacred, this site marks the birthplace of Canada’s national parks system, now known as Parks Canada. Visitors can explore the cave and its warm, mineral-rich waters, surrounded by the natural beauty of the park. Interactive interpretive exhibits provide insight into the cultural and historical significance of the area, offering a rich and educational experience.
Cave and Basin National Historic Site
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