Tourism in the NorthWest TerritoriesIn the Territories, when the nights are dark in autumn and winter, the northern lights come out. The Aurora dances and swirls, slower and then faster, mingling with the stars in the night sky.
Learn to Hunt Deer Hotels in Yellowknife Northern Light Tours Visit the Northwest Territories for amazing travel activities and experience a truly northern adventure vacation. The best Canada has to offer - from canoeing pristine waters to viewing a dazzling northern lights display - from relaxing at a remote wilderness lodge to hunting and fishing in an unspoiled land. Northern Lights
It's cold up in the Territories during the winter, so you need to be dressed warmly. Winter clothing suitable for the climate is available for rent at many places. Guided tours are available in the Territories, you can have a combination of different activities. stay in an aboriginal cultural village, view the lights, ride on a dogslef team and take aboriginal handicraft lessons. Aurora Village is the only Aboriginal tourism company in the world that offers an aboriginal based aurora viewing program in one location! Sport HuntingGet ready for the rush of sport hunting in the NW Territories. Choose the rugged mountains, the Boreal forest, the rolling Barrenlands or the arctic coast and islands. Big game still roams free, and in healthy numbers. You can choose from a variety of game species and hunting vacations. Travel on foot or on horseback on guided hunting trips in the Mackenzie Mountains. Or choose a fall hunt for Central Canadian Barrenground caribou, and in winter or spring, travel with Inuit guides by dog team or snowmobile on the arctic coast. No location in Canada matches the Northwest Territories for vast wilderness and the variety of big game hunting adventures available. Our trophy hunting season begins in the early spring on the arctic coast, where expeditions to hunt muskox and polar bear are conducted on the snow-covered land and sea ice.
South Nahanni RiverThe legendary South Nahanni, a Canadian Heritage River, plunges from its source in the glaciers of the Ragged Range through some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. Charter a plane to the northwest corner of Nahanni National Park Reserve for a paddle of the entire route, or have the pilot drop you below Virginia Falls for a shorter trip. The South Nahanni is a series of challenging rapids through narrow canyons, and several portages will test your skills. The South Nahanni flows into the Liard, which joins the Mackenzie River at Fort Simpson. YellowknifeOn the edge of the Arctic, in the heart of the wilderness, lies a city of youth, energy, adventure and prosperity. Yellowknife is a culturally rich capital thriving with diversity, and home to about 20,000 people. Located on the shores of the beautiful Great Slave Lake, only 512 km south of the Arctic Circle, Yellowknife is known for outdoor recreation, midnight sun, aurora borealis and an unusual blend of northern culture... a City where history is found throughout a modern, bustling metropolis. Top Ten Events in
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While in Yellowknife, stay at the city's largest fully serviced Hotel, The Explorer Hotel or stay downtown at the Yellowknife Inn located in the Centre Square Mall.  Interpreter & Translation Services Canada Vacations - Order FREE Brochure! Find the best insurance rates Find the best deal and read reviews on Hotels in Canada Return from NW Territories to Tourism page Return from NW Territories to The Happy Immigrant Homepage This website was build with the help of Site Build It 
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