Most reviewed Trams in British Columbia

  1. 4.5 Peak 2 Peak Gondola (8.873 reviews)
    - Pricy but well worth it for amazing views!
    Friday: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM Trams
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    This gondola lift offers a breathtaking scenic experience in the heart of Canada’s Coast Mountains. Suspended a record 1,430 feet above the valley floor, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola transports you over an almost two-mile-long span between Whistler and the Blackcomb Mountains year-round. During winter, you can ski across the 8,171 acres of terrain offered at Whistler Blackcomb Resort. In the summertime, you’ll have access to an expanded trail network on both mountains as you enjoy terrific views of the region’s glaciers and peaks. Glass floors add to the magic of the 11 minute ride up in the air. – Tripadvisor See more..
  2. 4.5 Sea to Sky Gondola (2.148 reviews)
    - Great Views & Great Hiking Experience!
    Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Trams • Hiking Trails
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    Open year-round, the Sea to Sky Gondola is located 2km south of Squamish, BC along the beautiful Sea to Sky highway. The Sea to Sky Gondola is a wheelchair and stroller accessible 10 minute ride accessing walking & hiking trails, a suspension bridge, tube park (winter only) and local fare in the Summit Lodge. See more..
  3. 4.5 Grouse Mountain Skyride (890 reviews) from $52.96
    - Worth the wait in a queue
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    Scenic tram ride to the top of Grouse Mountain. See more..
  4. 4.0 Hell's Gate Airtram (520 reviews)
    - Well worth visiting.
    Spent More than 3 hours Trams
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    Drive the Scenic Fraser Canyon with its’ seven mountain tunnels through the historic heart of British Columbia and relive the biggest ‘rush’ on the Gold Rush Trail. A location so unique the ‘afterlife’ have come back to use it as a playground. Early explorers refer to it as “a place where no human being should venture”, and man & nature battle here for supremacy. See more..
  5. 4.0 Hells Gate (170 reviews)
    - I took the hard way down.
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    If you are of robust health, you don't actually have to pay to visit the site. You have to pay to use the gondola, but there's an access road that lets vehicles drive down. It's gated of course, but there's no rule against hiking down. Be warned though, it's five steep doglegs. Hard going down, BRUTAL going up. But if you're up for it, you can save the cost of seeing Hell's Gate and visiting the village. See more..

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