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Overlander Sports — 50 Street Yellowknife Camping, Winter Gear and Northern Outfitter
Family-run Yellowknife gear shop since 1983. It's your last real outfitter before the Ingraham Trail, the ice roads…
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Overlanding Trails in Northwest Territories
Trails curated for overlanders in Northwest Territories.
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Ndilo — Yellowknife Bay Ice Road Southern Staging Viewpoint
The Dene community of Ndilo sits at the narrows between Yellowknife Bay and the open arm of Great…
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Fred Henne Territorial Park Campground — Great Slave Lake
The last proper campground before Yellowknife's city limits and the only realistic base camp for anyone staging a…
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Tibbitt Lake — Contwoyto Winter Road Southern Staging Dispersed Camp
The last piece of pavement ends here — Tibbitt Lake is where the Contwoyto Winter Road begins and…
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ModerateTibbitt to Contwoyto Winter Road — Yellowknife to Ekati via the Arctic Barren Lands Ice Road (Full Season Run)
The road that disappears every April.
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DifficultDempster Highway — Dawson City to Inuvik via the Richardson Mountains and Peel Plateau (Classic Full North Traverse)
740 km of Arctic gravel. Bring two spares.
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Mackenzie Delta — Reindeer Station Historic Relocation Site Viewpoint
The abandoned Reindeer Station marks where Canada's only reindeer herding experiment played out across the Mackenzie Delta flats…
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Nitainlaii Territorial Campground — Dempster Highway Km 541
Government-maintained territorial campground just south of the Arctic Circle pull, sitting hard on the Peel Plateau between the…
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Mackenzie Delta — East Channel Gravel Bar Dispersed Camp
Raw Arctic gravel bar camping on the Mackenzie Delta, just north of Inuvik — where the river braids…
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ModerateDempster Highway — Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk via the Mackenzie Delta Arctic Shore
Gravel to the Arctic Ocean — no excuses left.