The film was shot in various locations, primarily in British Columbia, Canada, which skillfully portrayed Yosemite National Park in California, where the action takes place. This production masterfully combines stunning wilderness landscapes with a gripping, dark murder investigation. The narrative focuses on a dedicated National Park Service agent, Kyle Turner, played by Eric Bana, who seeks to unravel the mysteries of a complex case amidst the challenging natural terrain. The filmmakers actively utilized real natural grandeur, including majestic mountains, serene lakes, and carefully selected architectural structures, to create an immersive and believable environment for the unfolding drama. Advanced digital effects were wisely used to seamlessly blend Canadian landscapes with iconic and world-famous images of Yosemite, ensuring visual authenticity while meeting practical filming requirements. The storyline promises a captivating blend of crime procedural and outdoor adventure elements, captivating viewers as it delves into a world where nature's profound beauty conceals a deeper, unsettling darkness.
Filming Locations:
Yosemite Valley (wide shots)
In the movie
Scene where The scene presents panoramic wide shots of the vast and iconic Yosemite Valley, serving as an introduction to the film's main setting. These shots help immerse the viewer in the grand scale of the National Park, showcasing its famous natural wonders such as dramatic cliffs and powerful waterfalls.
In reality

The scene was filmed at Bridal Veil Falls
El Capitan (setting) / Stawamus Chief (filming)
In the movie
Scene where The scene where a key accident occurs, visually represented by a towering granite monolith. This impressive location served as a stand-in for the iconic El Capitan in Yosemite, especially for dramatic close-ups requiring a majestic natural backdrop, which was crucial for creating the film's dangerous atmosphere and scale.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Stawamus Chief
Hotel (resembling The Ahwahnee)
In the movie
Scene where The scene shows a hotel designed to evoke the historic luxury of The Ahwahnee in Yosemite. This boutique lakeside resort and its bar appear in several episodes, contributing to the atmosphere and providing important backdrops for various character interactions throughout the film.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Nita Lake Lodge
Visitor Center
In the movie
Scene where The scene depicts a visitor center, serving as a key common area in the film's setting. The production enhanced this location by digitally adding mountains in the background, seamlessly integrating the building into the wilderness required by the narrative.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall
Tattoo Parlor
In the movie
Scene where The scene shows a tattoo parlor, serving as a specific location for an interaction or event in the narrative. This street corner in the town of Hope provided the necessary urban backdrop for this particular detail in the film, contrasting with the vast wilderness.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Store at 5th Avenue and Wallace Street
Horseback Riding Scene Location
In the movie
Scene where The scene where a horseback riding episode takes place in the second episode titled "Jane Doe." This scenic lake provided the natural setting for the action, with mountains in the background added digitally to enhance the picturesque grandeur and integrate it into the film's broader visual landscape.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Morris Lake
Casa Bueno
In the movie
Scene where The scene shows a residential building called Casa Bueno. This specific location on Henry Street in Port Moody served as the site for certain events, integrating an ordinary urban residential area into the film's broader spectrum of diverse shooting environments.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Residential building on Henry Street
Kyle Turner's Cabin
In the movie
Scene where The scene shows Kyle Turner's cabin, appearing isolated deep in the wilderness. Despite its remote appearance on screen, this location is actually situated in a more populated area, offering a clever cinematic illusion for the protagonist's dwelling.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Murdo Fraser Park
Mariposa Moon Store
In the movie
Scene where The scene shows the Mariposa Moon store, recognizable by its distinctive wolf mural. This mural was specially commissioned and painted for the filming, showcasing the production's attention to detail in creating unique on-screen elements for the narrative.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Commercial building in Hope
Mountain Viewpoint (flashback scene)
In the movie
Scene where The scene where a significant flashback is filmed on a mountain top, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This location provides a dramatic and elevated perspective, hinting at the scene's importance for the film's developing backstory and character development.
In reality
The scene was filmed at Summit Lodge of the Sea to Sky Gondola

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