people in a boat on a river with Nahanni National Park Reserve in the background

Quintessential Canoe Country

Here is our shortened blog version of an article written by Liz Beatty for National Geographic online. We have to admit, we’re pretty happy to hear more kudos for a river we know to be a gem among gems.

In Conversation with Tyler Dinsdale: Lead Guide for our Taseko, Chilko & Chilcotin Raft Trips

Joel Hibbard joined river guide, Tyler Dinsdale, for a conversation about the Taseko River and the incredible expeditions he leads for Canadian River Expeditions.

Massive Canyon walls on the Nahanni River

How the Nahanni River Carved its Canyon Kingdom

Join owner & outfitter Joel Hibbard on a journey through geology and time as he uncovers the secrets bethind this worldly wonder!

a river with a group of people in a raft

Our guide to the Nahanni River in Canada’s Northwest Territories

A must-read resource for anyone who has a paddling adventure on the Nahanni River on their bucket list.

Learning the Wildflowers of Nahanni

Willowherb, dryas, bog laurel, paintbrush and arnica. For all the grandeur of the landscapes we travel, some of the most captivating beauty to be found is often right at our feet.

Whitehorse: a brief guide to the Wilderness City

Many past guests will know Whitehorse as the start and end point to their journeys along the Tatshenshini or Alsek

When is the best time to raft the Tatshenshini River?

Wondering when to raft the Tatshenshini? From wildflowers displays to grizzly bears and northern lights, in this guide we’ll highlight what you can expect to experience throughout the northern rafting season.

Our Guide to Yellowknife, NWT

Canada’s territorial capitols are the gateways to incredible wilderness experiences! And Yellowknife, Northwest Territories opens the door to the Nahanni,

Canoe in rapids on the broken skull river

The Broken Skull: Your Next Wilderness Canoe Adventure

Playful rapids, breathtaking alpine vistas, boundless hiking, a captivating cultural history and fantastic wildlife watching are just a few features which make the Broken Skull a gem of Canada’s North.

A Guide to the Firth: Jewel of the Arctic and Canada’s oldest river

Boundless hiking options, world class wildlife watching opportunities and a fascinating history to immerse yourself in. Discover the secrets of the Firth River, the oldest river in Canada!