Yellowknife
- With its stunning Aurora Borealis displays, vibrant arts scene, and proximity to outdoor adventures like camping and fishing, Yellowknife offers a unique blend of urban charm and natural beauty.
Nahanni National Park Reserve
- Explore the rugged wilderness, towering canyons, and thundering waterfalls of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can hike, canoe, and spot wildlife in their natural habitat.
Inuvik
- Step into the Arctic Circle and immerse yourself in the rich Inuvialuit culture, witness the mesmerizing midnight sun, and embark on unforgettable adventures like dog sledding or witnessing the Pingos (ice-cored hills).
Wood Buffalo National Park
- Discover the world's largest dark sky preserve, where you can stargaze in awe, explore pristine boreal forests, and spot iconic Canadian wildlife like bison and whooping cranes.
Hay River
- Situated on the south shore of Great Slave Lake, Hay River offers exceptional fishing opportunities, picturesque beaches, and a chance to learn about the Dene culture and traditions.
Fort Simpson
- Nestled along the banks of the mighty Liard River, Fort Simpson invites you to experience the rich history and traditions of the Dene and Métis peoples, explore the stunning natural landscapes, and enjoy outdoor activities like canoeing and hiking.