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Join us on a tour to look for the largest land mammals in North America - the Wood Bison! NWT is home to North America's largest free roaming herd of wood bison - and from Yellowknife we can take a day tour to look for them. How big are wood bison? The bison bulls can stand up to 6ft tall at their shoulders, 13ft long, and can weigh more than a tonne. Females are smaller and can weigh up to 1,200 pounds. Will we see any baby bison? It is common to see newborn and growing calves among the herds. Could we see other animals too? Hopefully. We have previously spotted black bear, eagles, fox, porcupines. Where do we travel? We travel on highway 3 south, near the world's 10th largest lake - Great Slave Lake, and share facts and stories about the area. Is food provided? A light picnic lunch is provided with a snack and beverage. Animal sightings can not be guaranteed. We have a 4 person minimum for this tour to take place, however we will try our best to arrange groups.

A thrilling ride awaits on this traditional dog sledding adventure in Yellowknife, where you'll glide through a stunning winter landscape alongside energetic sled dogs. Each ride lasts about 25 minutes, allowing you to experience the deep connection between the Dene people and their dogs, a bond forged over generations. Before the journey, meet the enthusiastic dogs that are part of the family, and learn about their important roles in northern life. After your sled ride, warm up with fresh bannock and hot beverages in a cozy tent, making this a memorable day out in the North.

It can be tough to know how best to explore the vibrant landscapes near Yellowknife on your own. On this small-group half-day hiking tour, join your guide and explore the Cameron Falls Trail. Keep a lookout for local wildlife as you head toward Cameron Falls, before relaxing at the lakeside listening to the rushing waters and enjoying a BBQ lunch at a nearby lodge.

View the Aurora Borealis from a warm skydome minutes from Yellowknife NWT! We pick you up and drop you off at your Yellowknife accommodations. Enjoy a fun evening watching for the northern lights from our three sky domes. The tour offers one large skydome that holds ~20 guests and two new mini skydomes that can each accommodate ~10 guests. Guests are welcome to move about all three domes and the outdoor space throughout their aurora tour.

Up your odds of seeing the elusive northern lights with this two-day experience. Picked up from your Yellowknife location, night #1 brings you to a private campsite, where you’ll gather with warm drinks, First Nations’ stories, and the promises of the night sky. Even if you do catch the auroras, tomorrow, you’ll head out on a city tour before chasing those lights again—doubling your adventure.

Discover the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights during a multi-day tour in Yellowknife. Get picked up at the address of your choice in Yellowknife and set out on a coach tour in search of the best views of the Northern Lights. By day, enjoy activities such as ice fishing or falls hiking and by night, break out your cameras to try and capture the beauty of the Aurora Borealis.

Journey into the wild beauty of the Northwest Territories on a women-only road trip from Yellowknife through the Makenzie Bison Sanctuary and to the North Arm of Great Slave Lake. This thoughtfully hosted small-group experience combines scenic driving, the excitement of searching for free-roaming wood bison, a beautiful lakeside picnic, seasonal foraging, and dinner at a locally owned Yellowknife restaurant. With a maximum of five guests, there is time to stop for photographs, enjoy the landscape, and experience the North. Travel through boreal forest and wetlands, pass Behchokǫ̀, cross the Frank Channel Bridge, and explore the shores of Great Slave Lake. All-inclusive women-only experience with a maximum of five guests -Coffee and a light café snack included -Scenic Highway 3 drive with wildlife and photography stops -Picnic beside Great Slave Lake -Seasonal berry foraging and plant identification -Included dinner at Blue Bell Eatery -Hotel pickup and drop-off in Yellowknife

Cameron Waterfalls is an exciting way to see the wilderness. The hike is slightly challenging but so worth the hike. The Volcanic rock, black in color makes the waterfalls stand out.

Private vehicle and photographer. Flexible departure time based on real time Cloud and Aurora data to maximize viewing chance. A professional photography will take multiple photos for each guests and provide full-size digital original to add guests. This is the best way to see and experience the northern light in a comfortable and intimate setting.