Wells Gray Park is located in the Thompson Nicola Region of Interior BC. The main park corridor with access to the main waterfalls is accessed from Clearwater BC, which is 477 km from Vancouver and 317km from Jasper.

There are two other entrances to Wells Gray Park that access Mahood Lake and Murtle Lake. Mahood Lake is accessed through the town of 100 Mile, and Murtle Lake is accessed through the town of Blue River which is 107 km north of Clearwater.

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Why visit Wells Gray Park and Clearwater, BC?

Wells Gray Park is 5000km² of pure Canadian Wilderness!  Here are just a few reasons why you should visit:

• Wells Gray Park is also known as the “Waterfall Park” there are 39 waterfalls to discover
• Explore the worlds largest non-motorized lake, Murtle Lake, with white sandy beaches and high dramatic peaks
• Walk through the most extensive and lushest wildflower meadows in Canada
• Raft the best combination of wilderness and whitewater rafting in BC guaranteed
• Canoe some of the purest and clearest waters in the world on Clearwater and Azure Lake
• Hike over 200km of hiking trails, varying from just a few minutes to several days
• Fish in over 100 stocked lakes within an hour of Clearwater

Wells Gray Park and Clearwater is a great place to visit. Clearwater and area hosts many types of accommodation to suit your needs. Whether seeking budget travel or luxury there is something for you. We have a range of Bed and Breakfasts, hotels, motels, camping, lodges and cabins.  Being a wilderness destination, Wells Gray offers an array of activities: hiking in the mountains, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, canoeing, fishing and biking.

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