Hell's Gate Airtram

The gate of hell sounds a bit scary, but here is a canyon, very beautiful, the scenery is very good, and there are a lot of tourists. The area is particularly large, you can take the cable car to play, the place with beautiful mountains and clear waters

The "gate of hell", an hour's drive from Vancouver, was originally a difficult level in the gold rush route in western Canada, located in the south of Fraser Canyon, named after the steep terrain. In 1808, the famous explorer, who arrived at the narrowest river of the Fraser River, described in his diary that “we arrived at a place that humans should not approach, and this must be the gate of hell!” in a 33-meter river, more than 40,000 tons of water flowed down every minute. In 1971, the Hell's Gate sightseeing cable car was built to connect the two sides of the canyon, spanning 303 meters and falling 157 meters. Visitors can see the Fraser Canyon rapids here.

Being in the canyon and feeling the force of the rapids flowing from your feet is unforgettable. Very worth going

Opening hours are from the end of April to mid-October every year, salmon is reflowing here, salmon is a hot item in the restaurant in the scenic spot. At the end of the tour, we dine here, did not expect the portion is large, there is a lot of food left in the plate, we wait for the final dessert. But the left can't wait, the right can't wait, suddenly remembered the rules of Western food, as if desserts were to be served after the dinner. So he said to the waiter: WE''RE FULL....... stammering, want to tell her that we have eaten these things no longer eat, please give us the last dessert. Looking at the Western woman with a startled face, suddenly thinking of their English pronunciation has never been able to distinguish FULL and FOOL, WE''RE FOOL, , is it not just self-smacking the mouth, telling others that they are stupid?

It is the most urgent place in Fraser River, the narrowest part of the canyon is only 35 meters wide. There is a small cable car from the mountain to the bottom of the valley to visit