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Gondola ride over the white water of the Fraser Canyon. It has a gift shop, cafe, fisheries exhibit and other small activities.
The Hells Gate Airtram is an aerial tramway that crosses Fraser Canyon immediately above Hells Gate in British Columbia, Canada. It starts at a parking lot off the Trans-Canada Highway and descends to its lower terminal on the opposite side of the canyon where there is an observation deck, a restaurant, a gift shop and other tourist attractions. It was built in 1970 by the Swiss manufacturer Habegger Engineering Works and opened on 21 July 1971. Before its construction, the only way to the observation deck was to hike down the canyon to the pedestrian suspension bridge that bridges the canyon.
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Tuckkwiowhum (pronounced Tuck-we-ohm) Village is a heritage village which preserves and shares the teachings of the Nlaka’pamux (pronounced ing-khla-kap-muh) people.
Cross and take pictures on the original Cariboo wagon road bridge, a suspension bridge built in 1926, which previously was used by traffic to cross the Fraser River.
Site of the refurbished old aerial tram, which used to connect the towns of Boston Bar and North Bend. Storyboards that detail the history of the tram.
The resort offers white water rafting on the Nahatlatch River, which has 25 rapids (rated Class 3-4+). Glamping tents and yoga retreats available.