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Why to Go Wild in Nááts'ihch'oh

WebNááts’ihch’oh, meaning “the mountain that’s sharp like a porcupine” is named for a spine-like peak long sacred to the region’s First Nations. Nááts’ihch’oh is one of Northwest …

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Nááts’ihch’oh National Park Reserve

WebBroken Skull Hot Spring is a shorter hike from its namesake river, just past Swallow Falls. Park access is via floatplane charter from nearby Tulita. Nááts’ihch’oh, meaning “the …

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Home Northwest Territories Tourism Industry

WebVision Statement. A Thriving, Vibrant, Sustainable And Successful Tourism Industry. Mission Statement. To Grow the Tourism Industry for the Northwest Territories in Order to …

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The power of Nááts'įhch'oh National Park Reserve

WebNááts’įhch’oh (pronounced ‘Nats-inch-ohn’) gives this 4,895 square-kilometre park of jagged peaks, rushing rivers, and deep Dene history its name. Nááts’įhch’oh National Park …

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Jean Marie River

WebA popular attraction are the hiking trails around Sambaa Deh Falls, located about a 30-minute drive from town. Jean Marie River is accessible by river, of course, but these …

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'Safe Travels': Global Protocols & Stamp Northwest Territories

WebKey Responsibilities. Users of the stamp have confirmed that they have implemented, and will ensure ongoing compliance with, the Safe Travels protocols and, in the case of …

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NWT Ends Public Health Emergency Orders Travel Trade

WebThe long-awaited date has arrived! Today the Government of the Northwest Territories has announced the end of the Public Health Emergency Orders and along with it all …

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Wekweètì

WebWekweètì. The smallest, most remote of the Tłįchǫ Dene communities stands amid a gorgeous setting — the Snare River, which weaves its way through sandy, rolling shield …

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Travelling deep in Denendeh, 'The Land of the People'

WebApproximately one-third of the people in the Northwest Territories today are Dene. You’ll rub shoulders with them everywhere – from the halls of power at the legislature in …

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