LocationPitt Meadows, British Columbia
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Duration2 hours 30 minutes
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Per Person View price
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of British Columbia's untouched wilderness on a 30-minute helicopter adventure. With 96% of the province remaining undeveloped, this is your chance to explore the true Canadian wilderness.
Marvel at the mighty rivers, rushing waterfalls, towering peaks, and vibrant fields that await you. The stunning colors of the glacial lakes will leave a lasting impression on you. Your journey begins with a complimentary pick-up from downtown Vancouver hotels, and we are happy to handle all of your luggage arrangements. Hop aboard our courtesy SKY Shuttle and enjoy a guided tour to our SKY Hangar, where you will board the helicopter for your incredible backcountry aerial adventure. After your tour, we can drop you off at your downtown Vancouver hotel, the Vancouver cruise terminal, or Vancouver International Airport upon request.
Among the most breathtaking cities on earth is Vancouver! Some of the world's most beautiful and inaccessible terrain can be found in the Coastal Mountain Range, which borders the Metro Vancouver area to the north. See the isolated Canadian wilderness with its glacier lakes and temperate rainforest in just a few minutes from our hangar.
Pre/Post Cruise BC Backcountry Helicopter | 30 Minute Adventure
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