Hell’s Gate Airtram
At Hell’s Gate we are dedicated to providing a customer experience exclusive to Hell’s Gate and the Fraser Canyon. Once you board our Airtram you will ride in comfort as it smoothly descends into the gorge. Below you can experience the intense power of the Fraser River and learn about the many historic events that happened here.
Group Bookings
Hell’s Gate Airtram can entertain almost any size group. Our attraction has a little something for everyone and is sure to entertain audiences of all ages. Contact us today to inquire about prices and packages. Have a special event in mind? Contact our team to discuss your private evening event or wedding.
Boston Bar’s #1 Rated Activity
June 2023
This was great. The airtram was just amazing. The views were incredible. The walk on the bridge was great. This is something I would recommend doing.
G Mckay
August 2022
We had great fun and adored all the information and fabulous views. The staff were super friendly too.
Sean B
August 2022
The Airtrain was scenic and really interesting. I enjoyed the experience. Also enjoyed that it was super dog friendly. Would go again!
Kristina M
May 2022
Beautiful area , marvellous view of the power and fury of the Fraser River. The gondola ride was breathtaking and the bridge across the river was scintillating.
David P
August 2019
Wonderful place to visit, plenty of history and great views. Lovely restaurant and museum playing film about Salmon in the area
Gary B
Explore the Gorge
From gold panning to gift shops, we’ve got hours of exploration for you deep within the canyon. Once you arrive in the gorge you will enjoy a number of attractions and exhibits during your stay including our Fudge Factory, Fisheries Exhibit, Café, Suspension Bridge and Gold Panning
History of Hell’s Gate
The first written history of Hell’s Gate is found in the explorer Simon Fraser’s journal. There he describes this narrow passage as an “awesome gorge”.
We’re Excited to see you
Enjoy the fully suspended gondola as it passes over the most treacherous section of the Fraser River, Hell’s Gate. This section of the river was named after Simon Fraser’s voyage in 1808, stating in his journal that “no man should ever pass through here it was truly like passing through the Gates of Hell!”
Accessible
Our facilities are fully accessible to those who have challenges with mobility.
Pet Friendly
We welcome all dogs, and there are a few requirements. You bring the leash, we’ll supply the treats.
