What are your favorite "Adventure"/Unusual activities?

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I'm an athlete and usually enjoy getting out and doing things, more than staying in or activities such as TV/movies/video games. It's sometimes hard to find exciting new activities to try out. They are out there, but often not well advertised. One of my favorite of these sort of activities is something called Melee Combat Games. If you live in the Greater Vancouver area and like the idea of combat with training weapons, I highly recommend it. We do straight up sparring, as well as going out to a park and having free-for-alls, team deathmatch, capture the flag, hostage mode, etc. Anyway, another activity like this; which I have yet to try out, is Archery Tag. It looks like a lot of fun! There are also room escape games, trampoline dodgeball/basketball.

I wanna know, what are your favorites?! The more unusual, the better!! If it's in my general area, better yet!! ! Although I'm mainly looking for physically oriented activities, please feel free to list those which are more intellectual or imagination based. I do enjoy such things as Chess, Pen & Paper Gaming (e.g. Dungeons and Dragons).

Fire away!! !

Those sound awesome but I don't think there's anything like that in nd

I like to scuba dive

Hunting/fishing

Not unusual, but I suppose you can say "adventure" due to the solitude and walking in da woods.

SCUBA Diving is something I've always wanted to try, I'll eventually get around to it! I do like fishing; as well, but haven't done it in years.

There's something I just stumbled upon the other day, which is called Bubble Ball. It's a bit silly, but looks like it could be fun to try out. It really is just a soccer game, where you wear a huge bubble suit. As soon as you get close to someone, one or both of you go flying!

I suppose that I forgot what a great city Vancouver is, for these kind of oddball activities. There are services that help you find concerts and performance art, as well as raves and a few other more typical sort of events and activities. But, we really need more coverage for the less known niches.