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…to spend the holiday season at home, focusing on important things like skiing and eating! Scott Taylor-Bosman When not on the river, I’m busy in the work shop building timber…
Read More…to spend the holiday season at home, focusing on important things like skiing and eating! Scott Taylor-Bosman When not on the river, I’m busy in the work shop building timber…
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Read More…that completely line the boot up to the rim because the later will take days to dry if wet) and a combination of polypropylene and wool/ fleece socks and your…
Read More…come.We look forward to the privilege of helping make your northern dreams come true! What will you experience on the Nahanni? Table of Contents Highlights of the Nahanni River Virginia…
Read More“Hey Bear” “Heyyyy bear”, I called out as I pushed through branches and stepped over a fallen tree, my boots squelching in the soft, moist soil. Fresh moose and bear…
Read More…Five Inuit archaeological sites exist in the Horton/Anderson River region, including two Thule winter houses near the Cape Parry DEW Line station (Parks Canada). Two others are reported to be…
Read More…the beauty of the North, and wanted to return. I have returned North every summer since – I call it my annual migration. Last summer, 2022, was my first summer…
Read More…comfortable accommodation close to all the town’s attractions. The community is friendly and extremely interesting. The cross of cultures and history is evident everywhere you look. Prerequisites: None. Beginners welcome!…
Read More…own! Northern Canada is the ideal destination for those seeking an active holiday infused with wild beauty and cultural learning. Whether you are exploring Inuit culture and ancient archaeological sites…
Read More…in the center of Nahanni National Park, the very first UNESCO world heritage site, Virginia Falls is surrounded by an astonishing 30,000 km2 of protected and rarely explored Canadian wilderness….
Read More…a rich culture and history to immerse yourself in. A highlight of our trips is the opportunity visiting Engistiak, an early Inuvialuit site where bones and tools have been found…
Read MoreHere 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…
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