Nahanni River Canoe Adventure

Best of the Nahanni

10 Day Canoe Adventure

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Canoe Canada’s deepest river canyons, camp at Nailicho (Virginia Falls) – nearly twice the height of Niagara, soak in the hotsprings and explore the very first UNESCO World Heritage Site and Nahanni National Park, one of the largest parks in the world
A must-do journey for avid canoeists who also enjoy hiking, wildlife, wildflowers, geology and history
9 river days
Three stunning flights, one from Whitehorse to McEvoy Lake, one over the Ragged Range and Cirque of the Unclimables enroute to Rabbitkettle Lake, and a third from Nahanni Butte to Fort Simpson at the end of your river journey
4:1 Guest to Guide ratio ensures your safety and comfort throughout the entire journey

LENGTH: 9 nights / 10 days

INCLUDES:

Experienced guides 4:1 ratio
All necessary canoeing equipment
Local transportation
Accommodations
Tasty meals & snacks from Day 1 supper to Day 9 Breakfast
Park fees

EXCLUDES:

Airfare and airfare taxes
Guide gratuities
Travel insurance
Personal expenses

- Skill Prerequisites - Class II whitewater experience

- Minimum of 4 guests are needed to run this experience.

Canoeing

Journey through some of the world's most spectacular geography. Your time on the river each day will vary, leaving plenty of time for other pursuits such as hiking, fishing, and photography.

Food

You can expect to eat as well or better than you do at home. You’ll be fed meal after meal of impossibly fresh food – pork tenderloin, tabouli, cheesecake, cinnamon rolls – all prepared with a portable camp kitchen and open fire.

River Camping

Camping on the river is one of the great joys of expedition rafting and canoeing. You’ll be miles away from crowded campgrounds—and the soothing sounds of the nearby river will lull you to sleep under the stars every night.

Wildlife

The North is rich with some of the most abundant and diverse plant and wildlife anywhere in the world. Our guides will do their best to point out animal “signs” such as tracks, scat, bear scratching posts, etc. as they come across them.