Cascade Skyline Gondola Project

Last updated on March 27, 2025

The Cascade Skyline Gondola project intends to create an eco/cultural tourism project centered around a single multi-passenger gondola. The gondola will lift guests from a base station on the current Bridal Falls Golf Course. The Bridal Falls Golf Course is owned by the Cheam First Nation, who are partners of this project.

About this project

The Cascade Skyline Gondola is a nature-based, point-of-interest project which will provide access to non-motorized mountain activities and experiences. It is proposed to bring people into the Cascade Mountains at approximately 950 meters in elevation. Originally proposed in 2017 as the Bridal Falls Gondola Project, the applicant revised its proposed size in 2024 to have a smaller geographic footprint. The proposal remains as a day-use based tourism and recreation project, now called the Cascade Skyline Gondola Project.

This project is independent of the adjacent proposed all-season resort, Bridal Veil Mountain Resort.

Project ownership

The Cascade Skyline Gondola project is being developed by the Bridal Falls Gondola Corporation. It is partnered with the Cheam and Pelolxw First Nations.

Project location

The Cascade Skyline Gondola will be located approximately 19 kilometers east of downtown Chilliwack, in the Fraser Valley Regional District, near Popkum. Please refer to the proposed location map (PDF, 1MB) for the exact location.

Project Status

This project is currently in the application stages for:

Land use application (for public land): Management Plan initial review
Water use application: Preliminary review of groundwater licence application

More information on these land and water use application processes can be found here:

Engagement opportunities

Interested parties will be able to comment on the proposed project through its Land Act application process when the advertising stage opens, forecasted for 2025.

Further information and resources

Below are maps of the proposed geographic location and the proposed site plan for the gondola:

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