Wings & Waterfalls ~Scenic Flight ~ Wells Gray Provincial Park
Wells Gray Provincial Park also known as "Canada's Waterfalls Park" for the 39 majestic waterfalls found within its boundaries...
Wells Gray Provincial Park also known as "Canada's Waterfalls Park" for the 39 majestic waterfalls found within its boundaries...
Wells Gray Provincial Park is a large wilderness park located in east-central British Columbia, Canada, also known as ”Canada’s Waterfalls Park” for the 39 majestic waterfalls found in its boundaries. Created by fire and sculpted by ice, the park protects most of the southern and highest regions of the Cariboo Mountains and covers 5,250 square kilometres.
With a heritage bridging over 20 years, Wells Gray Air will take you on an exciting and informative journey Over Wells Gray Park. Your experienced and knowledgeable pilot will point out and highlight details about the unique areas you will venture into and over. Fly over Wells Gray Park and see amazing vistas, majestic mountains, ancient volcanoes, sub-alpine meadows, hidden lakes, crystal clear whitewater river and many of the worlds greatest waterfalls. Feel the magic of UNESCO nominated Wells Gray Park, from "The Best Seat in the Park"! |
Fly over Wells Gray Park and see amazing vistas, majestic mountains, ancient volcanoes, sub-alpine meadows, hidden lakes, crystal clear whitewater rivers and many of the worlds greatest waterfalls... from $197 +tax PP
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Wings & Waterfalls
Duration: 90 Min. / 44 Min. Flight-time Fly over Wells Gray Park and see amazing vistas, majestic mountains, ancient volcanoes, sub-alpine meadows, hidden lakes, crystal clear whitewater river and many of the worlds greatest waterfalls. You will see countess Mountains, 11+Majestic Waterfalls, 07+ Wilderness Lakes, 07+ Ancient Volcanoes, 03+ Whitewater Rivers and 01+ Awesome Ride. Feel the magic of UNESCO nominated Wells Gray Park, from the Best Seat in the Park! SEAT SALE! ~ BOOK BEFORE FEB. 28 & SAVE $20 PP $197 +tax (reg. $217 ) PP No Min. Age; Children Under 2 Fly Free Departures: 8, 9, 10, 11, AM; 6, 7 PM (flight-times may change subject to weather) |

Your adventure begins at our private airfield in beautiful Clearwater, British Columbia. You will be greeted by our friendly staff, receive your boarding passes followed by an overview of the "Wings Over Wells Gray" scenic flight and introduction to Wells Gray Park. Then it's pre-flight photos, inflight safety briefing and then boarding our comfortable Cessna 182 Skylane for your amazing 44 minute flight over world famous Wells Gray Provincial Park.
Upon take off, you will see the town of Clearwater and unique location in the Thompson-Nicola region. In the centre of town is the picturesque Turtle Lake and beach (a great place to go for a dip after your flight). Climbing up and northward with Raft Mountain on our right, we fly across the Clearwater River, Canada’s premiere whitewater rafting river where you will see its unique features and the world famous “Kettle” section of the river. Following the river, we pass by Spahats Falls, the second tallest waterfall in the park.
Heading northward along the river, you will see the pastoral panhandle leading into the park. On the right, you will see the Trophy Mountains and Table Mountain dotted with meadows and pastures. Next is Moul Falls, the third tallest waterfall in the park, and the only one you can walk behind. Continuing our journey, we cross over Whitehorse Bluff named for its unique shape. In the right lighting, moving from north to south, it is is said to look like a horse’s head and mane. Switching from the Clearwater to the Mahood River, we cruise by Sylvia and Goodwin Falls, rarely seen on foot due to its extreme location with beautiful Mahood Lake in the background. As we head towards Mosquito Mound, the Flower Mill ancient volcanoes are on the left. Next on your right, view Helmcken Falls, the tallest waterfall in the Park at 145 metres. As we continue along, see the Horseshoe, a unique 4 kilometre stretch of Clearwater River that forms a perfect horseshoe shape. Also in the area is the Bailey Shoot, the place salmon try to jump over but settle back to the Horseshoe to spawn. As we head eastbound and head out across moose country (yes, guests have seen moose!) you will see Clearwater Lake to the North. As we switch over to the Myrtle River, we pass between two volcanoes, Gage and McLeod Hill, and bank right around Horseshoe Falls. Battle Mountain can be seen to the left. Following the Myrtle River we cross over Majerus Falls named after the family of homesteaders that settled in the park (before it was a park). We go past Pyramid Mountain, a volcano that only erupted 12,000 years ago. We fly over yet another waterfall, Dawson Falls, followed by the Mush Bowl (you have to see it to understand how it got that name), for a closer view of the “big one”, Helmcken Falls. As we orbit over Helmcken which is the 4th tallest waterfall in Canada, you will be captivated (even mesmerized) by the sheer power and volume of water cascading over its ridge into the Helmcken Canyon. We cruise by Green Mountain and get a closer look at the unique volcanic features of White Horse Bluff. Lowering our altitude, we take an even closer look at Moul Falls, Saber Tooth Rapids, and Spahats Falls as we follow the Clearwater River for an exciting landing at Clearwater Airport. See and experience the magic of Wells Gray Park on a safe, comfortable Wells Gray Air scenic flight and take home memories to last a lifetime!
Upon take off, you will see the town of Clearwater and unique location in the Thompson-Nicola region. In the centre of town is the picturesque Turtle Lake and beach (a great place to go for a dip after your flight). Climbing up and northward with Raft Mountain on our right, we fly across the Clearwater River, Canada’s premiere whitewater rafting river where you will see its unique features and the world famous “Kettle” section of the river. Following the river, we pass by Spahats Falls, the second tallest waterfall in the park.
Heading northward along the river, you will see the pastoral panhandle leading into the park. On the right, you will see the Trophy Mountains and Table Mountain dotted with meadows and pastures. Next is Moul Falls, the third tallest waterfall in the park, and the only one you can walk behind. Continuing our journey, we cross over Whitehorse Bluff named for its unique shape. In the right lighting, moving from north to south, it is is said to look like a horse’s head and mane. Switching from the Clearwater to the Mahood River, we cruise by Sylvia and Goodwin Falls, rarely seen on foot due to its extreme location with beautiful Mahood Lake in the background. As we head towards Mosquito Mound, the Flower Mill ancient volcanoes are on the left. Next on your right, view Helmcken Falls, the tallest waterfall in the Park at 145 metres. As we continue along, see the Horseshoe, a unique 4 kilometre stretch of Clearwater River that forms a perfect horseshoe shape. Also in the area is the Bailey Shoot, the place salmon try to jump over but settle back to the Horseshoe to spawn. As we head eastbound and head out across moose country (yes, guests have seen moose!) you will see Clearwater Lake to the North. As we switch over to the Myrtle River, we pass between two volcanoes, Gage and McLeod Hill, and bank right around Horseshoe Falls. Battle Mountain can be seen to the left. Following the Myrtle River we cross over Majerus Falls named after the family of homesteaders that settled in the park (before it was a park). We go past Pyramid Mountain, a volcano that only erupted 12,000 years ago. We fly over yet another waterfall, Dawson Falls, followed by the Mush Bowl (you have to see it to understand how it got that name), for a closer view of the “big one”, Helmcken Falls. As we orbit over Helmcken which is the 4th tallest waterfall in Canada, you will be captivated (even mesmerized) by the sheer power and volume of water cascading over its ridge into the Helmcken Canyon. We cruise by Green Mountain and get a closer look at the unique volcanic features of White Horse Bluff. Lowering our altitude, we take an even closer look at Moul Falls, Saber Tooth Rapids, and Spahats Falls as we follow the Clearwater River for an exciting landing at Clearwater Airport. See and experience the magic of Wells Gray Park on a safe, comfortable Wells Gray Air scenic flight and take home memories to last a lifetime!
THIS SCENIC FLIGHT IS EXCELLENT FOR
...adventure seekers short on time, looking for an amazing experience that leaves lots room for other activities that day
...outdoor enthusiasts looking to see the amazing beauty of British Columbia and Wells Gray from the air
...folks with mobility restrictions that do not allow them to hike the park
...adventure seekers short on time, looking for an amazing experience that leaves lots room for other activities that day
...outdoor enthusiasts looking to see the amazing beauty of British Columbia and Wells Gray from the air
...folks with mobility restrictions that do not allow them to hike the park
It is an amazing trip that you will always remember and still have time to enjoy many of the activities that Clearwater has to offer
It’s like 3 months of hiking in 44 minutes!
WINGS & WATERFALLS SCENIC FLGHT - STARTING AT ONLY $197 PER PERSON
An adventure for any age! Children under the age of 2 fly for FREE on a parent's lap
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It’s like 3 months of hiking in 44 minutes!
WINGS & WATERFALLS SCENIC FLGHT - STARTING AT ONLY $197 PER PERSON
An adventure for any age! Children under the age of 2 fly for FREE on a parent's lap
Book Your Flight Today!
Amazing Bird's Eye Views *****
"My girlfriend and I chose Wells Gray Air to get a taste of Wells Gray Provincial Park as part of our West Coast Trip through Alberta and BC. As we were pretty tight on time, this was a great way to see most of this vast park. The views of the mountains, rivers, and water falls from above were phenomenal. Rock was a very competent pilot and took off and landed much more smoothly than some commercial flights that I've been on." Skonkwurks from Canada |
An Awesome Flight!! *****
"We were so glad that we did not do one of those standard flights recommended by our travel agent! The flight with Rock was so personal, no mass tourism on the unique airfield! Hè talked us through all the sights we saw, made us feel safe, and made us feel very at ease from the beginning up until we left. Thank you again Rock for a wonderful experience!! " Judith and Peter from the Netherlands |
"Five Stars! *****
My 12 year old son, Rylan, had an incredible time on his very first flight! He wants you to know that he had a magical experience and that everyone should go! Thank you again for the amazing morning!" Tara Stelter from Canada |