The peacefulness of nature, just getting "out of the grid" and enjoying no television and the hubbub of the city More

There is always something exciting and beautiful to see in this park. You can buy a book called "Exploring Wells Gray Park" at the travel center. It gives you history about the various places you can hike to and has some great hidden hikes as well. SO BEAUTIFUL! More

Wells Gray Park has so many things to do. The viewing platform on Green Mountain gives an awe inspiring view of Pyramid Mountain and the volcanic valley. The Ray Farm is an incredible experience. An old settler's homestead with a 2 km hike to what you think if the middle of nowhere(maybe it is) and you come across this viewing... More

Wells Gray Park is often left out of vacations in BC. Curiousity sent me there and I was surprised by its beauty. Late August means no bugs and good weather, but I would go anytime. Helmicken Falls and Spahats are some of the highest waterfalls in Canada, flowing down from the mountains and descending through lava rock deep into rounded... More

Thankfully we did not let "Ronnie's" indifference deter us. Ronnie is an attendant at the Visitor's Centre, and judging from her unhelpful attitude and lack of enthusiasm, we would have thought Wells Gray would be a waste of time. We went anyway, and really enjoyed the drive. Helmcken Falls is the highlight. The road becomes quite rough and is poorly... More

We spent a day here and saw Spahats Falls, Dawson Falls, Helmcken Falls and Bailey's Chute. Dawson and Helmcken are well worth a visit - beautiful. We saw the Salmon swimming upstream at Bailey's Chute which was incredible, something we had never seen before. You found yourself cheering them on. Would have been good if we could have spent longer... More

We agree with most of the entries about Wells Gray Provincial Park. It is a special place with lots to do for people of all ages and activity levels. Many of the entries talk about short excursions that can be achieved by most visitors to the park as they drive and camp. The Trophy Meadows hike is a must for... More

We had one day in the Well Gray Park. I would recommend stopping at the visitor information centre before heading to the park. This is on the highway at the junction for the park and has a full-size bronze moose in front. They are very helpful and will provide maps free of charge. We explained we had one day in... More

On our way to Jasper we did spent two days in Wells Gray Park. We loved this park (even more than Jasper and Banff). It has short and longer trails. It's quiet, very beautiful with nice waterfalls. We regretted that we didn't spent more time in the park. More