Nestled deep inside Wells Gray Provincial Park, Helmcken Falls Holiday Resort
puts you at the center of British Columbia’s most breathtaking wilderness.
Explore waterfalls, lakes, viewpoints, and trails — all just minutes away

Fourth-highest waterfall in Canada, plunging 141 m into a deep volcanic canyon — just a 2-minute walk to the lookout.

Known as “Mini Niagara,” this broad cascade over lava beds is only a short forest walk from the road.

A 75 m drop into a dramatic granite gorge, reached by an easy, shaded trail.

Three-tiered hidden gem reached by a short but steep forest trail — layered cascades and solitude.

35 m waterfall you can walk behind — mossy canyon walls, glowing mist, and rainbows in the spray.

Watch Chinook salmon leap upstream each fall at this Clearwater River viewpoint.

Remote, boat-access waterfall on Azure Lake — surrounded by ancient cedar forest and pure tranquility.

A 168 m wilderness waterfall on Trophy Mountain — reached by a rewarding 2 km forest hike.

Turbulent split cascade under a one-lane bridge — a quick, photogenic roadside stop.

270° lookout with sweeping views of Wells Gray’s valleys and ridges — stunning at sunrise or sunset.

Quiet forest trail leading to dramatic canyon views where the Murtle River cuts through volcanic rock.

Glacier-fed turquoise lake ideal for canoeing, kayaking, and boat tours — serene waters framed by forested cliffs.

Brilliant blue-green lake surrounded by towering peaks — accessible by boat, with pristine beaches and hidden waterfalls.

Secluded wilderness lake perfect for paddling and fishing — glassy waters reflecting forests and mountain ridges.

Scenic western lake with sandy beaches and clear water — perfect for swimming, camping, and nearby waterfall visits.

Warm, shallow lake near Clearwater — ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and relaxing sunset views.

North America’s largest paddle-only lake — turquoise waters, island campsites, and unmatched backcountry serenity.

A scenic forest trail along the canyon rim offering dramatic viewpoints of Helmcken Falls and the roaring Murtle River.

An easy forest walk leading to the broad, terraced “Mini Niagara” cascade — great for families and photographers.

Short, quiet hike through cedar forest to stunning canyon views where the Murtle River cuts through volcanic rock.

One of Wells Gray’s most loved hikes — descend through lush forest to a 35 m waterfall you can walk behind.

A rewarding climb to panoramic views of the Wells Gray Plateau, ancient lava flows, and distant peaks.

Gentle woodland trail leading to a serene mountain lake surrounded by tall cedars and birdsong.

Moderate alpine route with sweeping views across the Trophy Mountains — wildflowers bloom in late summer.

High-elevation hike through meadows and ridgelines bursting with color — a Wells Gray classic for vistas.

Peaceful lakeside circuit through mixed forest — perfect for a relaxed walk or quiet wildlife spotting.
If you’re looking for great golfing in beautiful mountain view settings, look no further than our two fabulously groomed golf courses.
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Saddle up for a western-style adventure through Wells Gray’s rolling hills and trails — scenic, peaceful, and unforgettable.
Ride With UsExplore Clearwater and Azure Lakes by boat — glide past ancient cedars, rainforests, and roaring waterfalls on a scenic tour or water taxi ride.
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Ride the Clearwater River’s wild rapids through volcanic canyons — thrilling waves, stunning scenery, and chances to spot eagles, bears, and leaping salmon.
Fly with a certified pilot over the North Thompson Valley — breathtaking views of Raft, Trophy, and Granite Mountains for an unforgettable sky adventure.
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Soar above 1.3 million acres of untouched wilderness — a breathtaking aerial view of Wells Gray’s vast forests, rivers, and waterfalls.
View DetailsCool off in Dutch Lake or Clearwater Lake’s warm, clear waters — perfect for families, turtle spotting, and paddling to the lake’s secret island.
Experience the spectacular Grizzly Bear Valley on a boat tour of up to 12 km. Travel through glacier-fed rivers and lakes while your guide points out wildlife, glaciers, and waterfalls among snow-capped mountains. The wildlife sets the pace!