Nahanni Butte — Liard River Confluence Viewpoint
Where the South Nahanni River pours into the Liard — the dramatic endpoint of the trail with a…
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Where the South Nahanni River pours into the Liard — the dramatic endpoint of the trail with a…
The only established campground on the NWT's Liard Trail corridor, sitting on the Liard River floodplain with fire…
Raw boreal pullouts along the Liard River corridor between Fort Simpson and Nahanni Butte — gravel bars and…
End of the road — literally — in Canada's subarctic.
Eight weeks. Frozen lakes. No road otherwise.
Cross the Arctic Circle on gravel. Mean it.
600 km of ice road. The lake beneath you is the road.
Gravel, tundra, and the Arctic Circle.
400 km of frozen lake. No road. No margin.
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