Explore the stunning trophy wildflower meadows of Trophy Mountain in Wells Gray Provincial Park, a must visit destination for nature lovers, photographers, and hikers alike. 

Bloom Seasons & Current Conditions

1. Glacier Lily Season (Yellow)

• Blooms late June to early July, peaking around late June to the first week of July.
• These fleeting yellow glacier (avalanche) lilies cling to the snowline and last only a couple of weeks before fading.

2. Rainbow Wildflower Show

• Occurs in late July to early August, featuring vibrant paintbrush, lupins, alpine daisies, and more, covering 20+ species. Currently in bloom as of July 22, 2025

📍 Getting There & Trail Overview

Trailhead access:

• 11.3 km north from Clearwater on Clearwater Valley Road, then turn onto rough Road 80 (Spahats Creek Forest Service Road). The drive 13 km and a gravel road; a high clearance vehicle is recommended, though 4WD isn’t mandatory.

Trophy Mountain’s wildflower meadows are a gem of Wells Gray, a floral wonderland from the golden glacier lilies to the late summer rainbow blooms. With Glacier Lily season now underway, this is the perfect time to plan a hike and capture nature’s vibrant canvas.

Don’t miss out! Lace up your boots, pack your gear, and head out for a day hike or linger overnight at Sheila Lake for an unforgettable wildflower adventure.