Where was The 100 filmed?

The whole premise of the show is to see if Earth is inhabitable once again so that the survivors who live on the Ark can land and start civilization another time. Seemingly, when Clarke and the gang survive and try to make contact with the Ark in season two, this solidifies the decision.

Instead of sending down more groups of people, the adults decide to land the Ark back on what they think is a fully sustainable Earth. Boy are they in for a surprise. Once they land, Marcus (Henry Ian Cusick) leads the survivors into a clearing near the remains of Alpha Station. He reassures them:

“We're here now. Everything's gonna be okay.” If only you knew Marcus.

This site is used again and again during the course of the show, and this particular filming location is a common sci-fi site, having been used by Stargate, The X-Files and Charmed.

The Reclaimed Gravel Pit is located in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve just outside Lynn Creek in Vancouver. It’s home to over 60 miles of trails, so if you’re looking to explore nature and check out The 100 filming locations, this is the place to visit.

While the inhabitants of the Ark are landing just outside, Clarke has bigger problems just a short distance away. At the end of season one, we see Monty (Christopher Larkin) and Clarke waking up in separate cells having arrived at the Mount Weather Quarantine Ward.

In season two, we pick up with Monty being nowhere to be seen and Clarke being shown around by the leader of the Mountain Men, President Dante Wallace (Raymond J. Barry). Immediately, Clarke doesn’t trust him, and as it turns out her instincts are correct.

Trying to win her over, Wallace says: “You're not fighting for your life anymore, Clarke. You've made it. Welcome to Mount Weather.”

In order to bring Mount Weather to life, The 100 production team needed somewhere that looked aged and industrial with a lot of different sections and tunnels. The chosen location? Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant.

It may not be glamorous, but it really did bring Mount Weather to life. When Clarke is being taken on a tour of the facilities, it’s in the connecting tunnels around the plant. This spot is used as a research facility a lot on camera, having doubled as LutherCorp on Smallville and being featured in Arrow.

The 104 bus does stop outside the plant, but as it is a working wastewater treatment plant, it’s unlikely that you can get a tour of The 100 filming location.

More season one excitement awaits. After being taken prisoner by the Grounders, led by Anya (Dichen Lachman), yet again, Clarke and Finn know that they have to escape and try to get back to their camp. With help from Lincoln (Ricky Whittle), they navigate the dangerous reaper-filled tunnels to escape.

Here, Lincoln seemingly sacrifices himself so that Clarke and Finn can warn the others, especially his lover Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos). Seemingly being the keyword here. During the escape, Clarke asks:

Clarke: “Where are we supposed to go?”

Lincoln: “In my book, there's a map. Chart a course to the eastern sea. There's a clan there, led by a woman called Luna, a friend. Tell her I sent you.”

Finn: “Thank you.”

Lincoln: “Just get Octavia out of there.”

These tunnels are actually filmed in the Britannia Mine Museum, which is just up the coast from Minaty Beach in the town of Britannia Beach. You can visit and get tours around this historic museum, and it’s open daily.

Again, you’re going to want to drive here, as public transport is pretty much non-existent up here.

Early on in the show in season one, we see our newly descended friends almost immediately get in some hot water. After rescuing Jasper (Devon Bostick) from the Grounders in the previous episode, they discover that his wound is badly infected. If he doesn’t get some kind of help, he’s going to die.

Clarke, Finn (Thomas McDonell) and Wells (Eli Goree) head towards the River to gather plants to help heal him. On the way, they discuss the various things that might help heal his infection. When Finn suggests rubbing alcohol, Wells replies:

Wells: "Alcohol's toxic."

Finn: "This is Earth. Everything's toxic."

This riverside site is actually Spur 7 Beach within the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve. The 100 production team used this reserve a lot thanks to the variety of location styles that sit within it. This means if you want to hit up a number of The 100 filming locations in one go, this place needs to be top of your list.

Spur 7 Beach is pretty far from the Lynn Creek trailhead and parking, so you’ll want to park up on the road nearby or if you’re in an adventuring mood, the Seymour Valley Trailway passes close by.

Back to season two – in their search for the City of Light, Jaha (Isaiah Washington) and Murphy (Richard Harmon) are exploring old buildings, looking for any kind of clue. After being separated, Jaha comes upon an old mansion. The curious thing is that it’s startlingly well-maintained and there are a series of drones circulating the area.

Inside, he finds a hologram of a woman, who is actually the depiction of the AI, A.L.I.E (Erica Cerra). He cannot believe what he’s seeing and says:

Thelonious Jaha: “You're not real.”

Alie: “Define "real." Your vessel is carbon-based. Mine is silicon. Your thoughts are chemical. Mine are digital.”

This opulent mansion is actually The Vancouver Club, an elegant building that’s home to top-notch dining and even a rooftop garden. It gets booked up pretty quick so if you’re wanting to hold an event there or even book a table, get in there quick.

Located a couple of streets back from Canada Place in Central Vancouver, The Vancouver Club is super accessible. We suggest getting off at the Waterfront station where you can travel by train, boat or bus and walking around the corner.

We’ll move to season three. As the group tries to find a person to act as Flamekeeper in order to destroy A.L.I.E, Clarke thinks that Luna (Nadia Hilker), of the Boat People, might be the person to save them all.

They arrive on a beach at the edge of the ocean and light a signal fire. The next morning they awake drugged on an oil rig, with Luna having brought them aboard. As it turns out, she doesn’t want to accept the flame. This does not go down well with Clarke who tries to force it on her. Luna then kicks her out and the gang return to the beach.

Luna: Remember, Clarke, the path of violence is a choice.

Clarke Griffin: When the choice is "fight or die," there is no choice.

This beach is Minaty Bay, just outside of Britannia Beach in between Vancouver and Squamish. It’s a beautiful spot just off Highway 99. To get there you’re going to have to drive and probably stay in neighboring Britannia Beach. From here there are coastal trails both up and down the coastline.