Water Activities & Scenic Tram at Hell's Gate Airtram
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Casual fitness required; walking around the site is moderate
Overview
Discover the stunning Fraser Canyon via the Hell's Gate Airtram, where aerial vistas, historic sites, and adventures like gold panning await visitors of all ages. Read more to find out what makes this spot so special.
Hell's Gate Airtram
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking Fraser Canyon with a round trip tram ride, access to a museum, and stunning views from a suspension bridge. Explore gold panning, unique gift shops, and witness the powerful Fraser River. This adventure offers unforgettable sights and activities for all ages in a stunning natural setting.
Visit The Heart of Fraser Canyon!
Rates
Adult (Ages 19+): $36.99 Youth (Ages 6-18): $32.99 Child (Ages 5 and Under): Free! Senior (Ages 65+): $34.99 Students (Ages 19+ With ID): $34.99
Devil of a Deal (Minimum Group of 8): $30.99 per person
Availability Times
Please arrive between the time specified on the availability. To keep our guests and staff safe, we are wanting to space out when people are arriving. Please feel free to stay as long as you like once you do arrive!
Includes
- Round trip tram ride
- Access to museum and education centre
- Access to suspension bridge & observation decks
About
From gold panning to gift shops, we've got hours of exploration for you deep within the canyon.
View the raging Fraser River pump 200,000,000 gallons of water a minute through a channel only 110 feet wide. Get a first hand look at the International Fishways that flank the Hells Gate gorge. Possibly even get a glimpse of river rafters shooting the rapids.
Adventure Tips
Bring comfortable shoes
Stroll the museum and suspension bridge comfortably by wearing sturdy footwear.
Plan for weather changes
Check the forecast and dress in layers; it can be cooler at higher elevations.
Capture the views
Bring a camera or smartphone to photograph the spectacular canyon scenery.
Visit early or late
Visit during less crowded times for a more intimate experience and better photos.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- River otters
History
Hell’s Gate was an important crossing point for First Nations communities for centuries before becoming a key route during the Fraser Gold Rush in the 1800s.
Conservation
The site emphasizes sustainable tourism by minimizing environmental impact and promoting preservation of the natural landscape.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Suitable for walking on varied surfaces around the site.
Camera or smartphone
Capture scenic vistas and memorable moments.
Layered clothing
Adapt to changing weather conditions during your visit.
Rain jacket
Stay dry in case of rain or sudden weather changes.
spring,winter specific