Statement of Gratitude

Statement of Gratitude

You have all heard by now how the global tourism industry has been devastated by the pandemic. During our darkest hour of disappointment at having our 2020 northern canoeing season fully cancelled, we were provided with significant financial support from the Government of the Northwest Territories, Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment, to purchase critical canoeing and rafting gear and equipment and to support renovations at our Lodge to better position Canoe North Adventures for a dynamic recovery in a post-pandemic world. Specifically, the canoe and raft equipment will support our new operations in Nahanni National Park Reserve. We also received critical funding from the federal Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (Cannor) to support operating costs incurred at our Head Office from April 2020 to March 2021. We are grateful to have received these two streams of financial support and would like to thank our colleagues at GNWT-ITI and at Cannor who facilitated the funding programs. We would also like to thank our industry partners at Northwest Territories Tourism who kept us fully informed about funding opportunities, the changing covid-19 landscape and provided regular updates from Destination Canada, our National Tourism Council.

THANK YOU!

From the Canoe North Adventures Team

Upper Horton Webinar now Available On Demand!

Class II swifts and easy rapids, tundra wilderness, caribou, muskoxen & grizzly bears! World-class fly-fishing for arctic char, arctic grayling and lake trout. A birders paradise – eagles, falcons, sandhill cranes and tundra swans. Join Owner and Lead Guide Al Pace on this amazing adventure! Now available to watch at any time.

Upper Horton River Webinar on Demand

One Spot Left on Out of the Northwest Passage 2021!

We are looking for an adventurous woman to share a triple room with two other CNA travellers. This is the last spot open on this trip!

More Information including a link to an Adventure Canada webinar about this amazing adventure!

Contact Us if you are interested!!!

New Video-An Upper Keele River Adventure

An Uncharted Journey

In 2019, a group of CNA guides pioneered a new paddling route starting only a few km from the headwaters of the Upper Keele River, revealing an incredibly beautiful and thrilling experience.

This section offers a new take on a classic river adventure and, at 7-8 days in length and with Class 2-3 whitewater, it is a trip that we hope to offer sometime soon in the future!

Connor Furneaux is a Canoe North Adventures Guide and Expedition Photographer. This video features Go Pro, Drone and Video footage all shot by Connor in 2019.

Announcement

CNA is Awarded a License to Operate in Nahanni and Naats’ihch’oh National Parks-

We are extremely proud to announce that beginning in 2021, Canoe North Adventures will be offering guided canoe and raft trips on the legendary Nahanni River and the lesser-known Broken Skull River. Our guides can’t wait to share their enthusiasm with you in exploring these epic and iconic wilderness rivers – check out the announcement below!

Parks Canada recently granted Canoe North Adventures an Outfitter License to guide canoe and raft trips on the South Nahanni River in Nahanni National Park. This is the first new Outfitters License issued in 43 years! Parks Canada also granted Canoe North Adventures an Outfitter License in Naats’ihch’oh National Park – the younger sister of Nahanni National Park, so that we can offer spectacular canoe trips on the Broken Skull River. After reviewing our comprehensive application, Parks Canada recognized Canoe North Adventures extensive experience and 30-year legacy operating safe, multi-day canoe trips in the Mackenzie Mountains. They also recognized our considerable investment in building a world-class Outfitting Centre and Lodge in Norman Wells, NWT and our commitment to meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities and cultural tourism initiatives. To support our new trips in Nahanni and Naats’ihch’oh National Parks, Canoe North Adventures will establish a satellite operations base in Fort Simpson and we look forward to getting to know the local community and working with Parks Canada and other local operators to delivering world-class raft and canoe expeditions on Canada’s most iconic wilderness trip, the Nahanni River. Check out our first offerings for Nahanni and Broken Skull River Trips for the 2021 season.

Nahanni River Classic

Nahanni River Raft

Broken Skull River