After breakfast the group will board a float plane and fly along the south shore of one of the world's largest lakes to the mouth of the William River. After getting organized and setting up camp you will spend the rest of the day hiking along the lake shore.
Day 2 to 3:
These two days will be spent paddling up the William River. This will take you to the center of the largest sand dunes.
Day 4 to 5:
You will have 2 glorious days hiking and exploring the sand dunes.
Day 6:
This will be a relaxing day floating down the William River back to Lake Athabasca.
Day 7:
The float plane will arrive mid morning to return you to Stony Rapids. Some may want to catch a Transwest Air flight back to Saskatoon this day or wait until the next day.
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