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SUMMER IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES:
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GUIDED CANOE EXPEDITIONS ON THE LEGENDARY SOUTH NAHANNI RIVERCanoeing the South Nahanni River is more than just paddling – it’s a journey into the wild heart of Canada’s North. On 7- to 10-day guided expeditions through Nahanni National Park Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, guests drift through towering canyons, navigate past steamy hot springs, and feel the spray of Virginia Falls, nearly twice the height of Niagara. Expert guides share their deep knowledge of the land, ensuring a safe and meaningful experience in one of Canada’s most iconic wilderness destinations.
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CUSTOM WILDERNESS TRIPS INTO
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Jack Pine Paddle Dan Wong info@jackpinepaddle.com |
Each July, Yellowknife’s sandy shores come alive with music, culture, and the spirit of the North. Set beneath the midnight sun, Folk on the Rocks blends Northern and Southern Canadian talent with local food, art, and community energy.
This weekend-long festival offers a vibrant window into life at 60° North - where drum dances meet indie beats, and every set feels like a celebration of place. Mark your calendars: July 18–20, 2025, with early "Warm the Rocks" events kicking off midday on July 18.
Drive beyond 60° North to where the highway ends and the Arctic begins. In Tuktoyaktuk, you can dip your toes in the Arctic Ocean, explore the surreal landscape of pingos, and enjoy lunch with the locals - perhaps fresh whitefish and bannock in a family kitchen.
This Inuvialuit community offers an unforgettable glimpse into life at the top of the world, where stories, traditions, and landscape are deeply intertwined. Authentic, off-the-map, and firmly grounded in the spirit of the North.
Find out more about What to do in Tuktoyaktuk.
In Yellowknife, summer unwinds at its own pace. Grab a scoop of homemade ice cream at Sundog Trading Post in Old Town and watch floatplanes skim across the water. Stroll the scenic Frame Lake Trail for city-meets-wilderness views, or sip a locally brewed beer on the sunny patio at NWT Brewing Co.
Want to truly disconnect? Pitch a tent at one of the NWT’s 34 peaceful Territorial Parks – where northern summer days stretch long into the night.
Michaela Arnold |
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Information material about the Northwest Territories is available at:
nwt@infokanada.de
facebook.com/spectacularnwt
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Managing Director: Michaela Arnold
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