Canoe & Hike

Náįlįcho (Virginia Falls) – Exploring the World’s Most Beautiful Waterfall

Owner Joel Hibbard dives into the fascinating history of Náįlįcho, one of the many highlights of a trip down Naha Dehe, the Nahanni River.

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.

Fables from the North: Debunking Common Camping Conceptions

Owner and outfitter Joel Hibbard debunks 5 common myths about wilderness river trips in the North.

Canoeists on the Horton River, NWT, Canada.

From Duffles to Dry Bags: How to Pack for your Wilderness River Adventure

Dive in for our top tips, tricks and recommendations for what to bring on your northern river adventure!

Three canoes paddling down the Horton River.

Canoeing the Horton River: A Mesmerizing Journey into Canada’s Arctic Tundra

In the far North lies the untouched Horton River. Abundant wildlife, world class fishing and a captivating geological landscape make it the ultimate Arctic canoe expedition.

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,

Tributaries of Nahanni National Park Reserve

Nahanni and Nááts’ihch’oh National Park Reserve encompass a watershed. Mostly undeveloped, rarely explored and spectacularly beautiful, each raindrop and snowflake is making its way through the South Nahanni watershed and into the Mackenzie river basin.