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The Nahanni is Canada's most celebrated wilderness river and has long been favoured as the country's classic river trip. The Nahanni's remote valley and mountainous surrounding will leave the wilderness traveller in awe. The Nahanni tumbles almost 600 km through some of the most majestic country on the continent. The famous Virginia Falls, with a drop of over 90 metres, provide an inspirational setting for the photographer and naturalist. A riverside soak in the soothing warm waters of Kraus' Hot Spring adds another incredible dimension to your Nahanni trip. Many opportunities to view the abundant wildlife exist as the region is home to Dall sheep, caribou, moose, black bears, bald eagles and trumpeter swans.
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| Season: Late May to Early September |
| Requirements: Sleeping bag, sleeping pad. |
| Suggested Items: Camera, fishing license, gear and tackle, binoculars, insect repellent, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen and pocketknife. |
| Suggested Clothing: Warm clothing suited to a variety of weather conditions, rain gear, swimsuit, towel, hiking boots, gloves, hat and waterproof footwear. |
| Difficulty: Intermediate |
| Restrictions: Recommended for intermediate canoeists, with some moving water experience. Minimum of 5 participants. |
| Maximum Number of People: 12 |
| Equipment Provided: Canoe and equipment, camping gear, park fees. Tents and dry packs. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end in Fort Nelson, BC, accessible by road or air. Shuttle service between Fort Nelson and Blackstone Landing is available for an additional cost. |
| Accommodations: Accommodations in tent campsites along the river. |
| Meal Information: Nutritious and hearty meals are included. |
| Guide Information: German and French speaking guides available. Experienced, licensed, professional, knowledgeable, fun-loving and caring. All have strong backgrounds in natural history, biology, geology, outdoor education and are knowledgeable about the local region and its folklore. They are licensed by Parks Canada and certified in wilderness first aid and CPR. A 6:1 ratio of clients to guides is followed for all trips. |
| Weather Information: Summer temperatures average between 10-25 degrees Celsius. |
| Comments: Price subject to $175 park fee. |
| Trip Duration |
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9 days
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$4295.00* per person
May 22-30, June 5-13, June 29-27, July 3-11, July 17-25, July 31-Aug 8, Aug 14-22, 2010 |
13 days
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$4695.00* per person
May 22-June 3, June 5-17, June 19-July 1, July 3-15, July 17-29, July 31-Aug 12, Aug 14-26, 2010 |
15 days
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$4795.00* per person
May 16-30, May 30-June 13, June 13-27, June 27-July 11, July 11-25, Jul 25-Aug 8, Aug 8-22, Aug 22-Sep 5, 2010 |
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*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax
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