Located deep within the Province of Bukidnon, the municipality of Impasugong has a wide range of attractions. It is a scenic place to spend an idyllic time away from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. One can explore its vast wooded areas and forests, go mountain climbing, commune with nature, plunge into its clear springs while getting to know the locals and experience the Higaonon culture.

Open to all travelers and tourists, this facility is along the national highway.

 Situated in Barangay Impalutao, 14 kilometers from the Poblacion. Over a thousand hectares of lush greenery, which includes a large number of different species. There is a hanging bridge in the interior with a good view of the breathtaking waterfalls.

 This 30-foot high waterfall is within the Impalutao Reforestation Area and Nature Park. It is shaped like a human tongue, thus its name (Dila means tounge in the local dialect).

Declared as a National Park and Eco-tourism site, it is the country's second highest mountain (next to Mt. Apo in Davao). At more than 9,000 feet above sea level with a temperature of 40˚ F,   it is home to the famous Philippine Eagle. It has also a rich variety of flora and fauna.

 Atugan Drinking Fountain

 The historic "Banga" (Earthen Jar) is located near Panoon Falls, where potable water is flowing from it. This is where people used to get their water in olden times.

One can find this natural attraction just within the Poblacion area, 2.8 km from the Municipal Hall passing through the old National Highgway.

This swimming spot is near the Atugan Drinking Fountain and Atugan River. It is ideal for picnics and a good place to take a break after a leisurely walk.

. One of the highest bridges in Asia (215 feet). About 1.5 km away from the Municipal Hall