Fred Henne Park

Swim at Long Lake’s sandy beach. Camp, picnic, canoe or enjoy the amenities and attractions of Yellowknife, located just 3 km/1.8 miles away. Hike the 4 km/2.5 mile Prospector’s Trail,...

Le Parc territorial du lac Hidden est un parc naturel de 3 000 hectares situé dans l’arrière-pays. Ce parc ne comprend pas d’installations et on peut uniquement y accéder en randonnée ou en...

Frontier Trail

Located on the south bank of the mighty Mackenzie River where it empties out of Great Slave Lake, just a short way from the Mackenzie River ferry crossing at Fort Providence. A great spot to take...

This full service park is located riverside with beautiful views of the Mackenzie River. The park offers fantastic fishing, and is a great place to catch a glimpse of bison or bird watch. If you...

Picnic sites, a boat launch and kitchen shelters, as well as a sandy beach, a playground and change houses. Volleyball tournaments are very popular. Being one of the smaller lakes, Long Lake warms...

Enjoy a break from driving. Stop and rest on the picturesque shores of Great Slave Lake to take photos or simply to relax with a picnic. Be sure to look around you – the scenery abruptly changes...

Ingraham Trail

Cameron Falls Trail is located within Hidden Lake Territorial Park, on the Ingraham Trail. It is approximately 47 km east of Yellowknife.

There is a small parking lot with pit toilet...

Hidden Lake Park is a natural 3000 hectare backcountry park. This park does not have any established facilities and can only be accessed by hiking and/or paddling, depending on the route. Hidden...

Located on Madeline Lake, the park is a perfect place to enjoy a meal at one of its several picnic sites equipped with tables and firepits. Use the boat launch and dock area to access the lake for...

Powder Point Day Use Area is located within Hidden Lake Territorial Park on the Ingraham Trail, a little more than 45km east of Yellowknife, and on the eastern arm of Prelude Lake. Powder Point...

Nature Trail

The largest developed park on the Ingraham Trail, it offers a variety of facilities. There is a sandy beach for swimming, a dock and boat launch and boat rentals. There are two trails, one is a...

Reid Lake Beach

Enjoy fishing, swimming, canoeing, hiking, bird watching, and wildlife viewing at beautiful Reid Lake Park this summer. This is a great place to camp and enjoy the outdoors. Reid Lake is also an...

Located on the Yellowknife River, the park is a perfect place to enjoy a picnic or fishing. For the more adventurous, boat up the river and into the string of lakes it connects to; or downstream...

Dempster Highway

Enjoy the spectacular shoreline of Campbell Lake. Try your luck fishing. Take a walk in search of unique rocks and fossils. Or hit the beach for a swim above the Arctic Circle.

There...

The Dempster Highway serves as a boundary for the 8,800 hectare park and connects visitors to two campgrounds, two day use areas and a
scenic lookout. The park is home to a number of natural...

Located in the heart of Inuvik this is a popular park with visitors because of its convenient access to the town’s amenities and attractions. The park is situated on a bluff overlooking the east...

Just outside the community of Inuvik, this park features an observation tower with beautiful views of the surrounding scenery and prime bird watching. Watch for falcons, eagles and ducks, our...

This park is perched on a cliff overlooking the Peel River and surrounded by stands of white birch and white spruce trees. This is an ideal place to unwind for a few nights on the long journey up...

This campground offers 30 campsites and is one of the services and facilities of the Tombstone Territorial Park, in Yukon.

Sahtu Region

Located in the community of Norman Wells this park is on the banks of the Mackenzie River. The park offers a great view across the two km wide Mackenzie to the Mackenzie Mountains, site of the...

Liard Trail

Highway 7- Liard Trail

Blackstone Territorial Park is located on the Liard River, downstream from the confluence of the South Nahanni River with the Liard River. The Liard River is rich in historical significance, alive...

This municipal campground is located about 4 km/2.5 miles along the access road to Fort Liard. It is located next to a small lake, and offers a kitchen shelter and several campsites.

Heritage Route

Located in the community of Fort Simpson at the confluence of the Mackenzie and Liard Rivers. Visitors can enjoy the communities amenities all within walking distance; groceries, restaurants and...

Waterfalls Route

Located along NWT Hwy. 1, at the NWT/ Alberta border the 60th Parallel Territorial Park is a great place to stop, stretch your legs and get a first taste of what the North has to offer. Stop in to...

This is a dramatically beautiful spot to enjoy a picnic, stroll the boardwalk beside the Hay River to Louise Falls or watch Alexandra Falls drop 32 metres over a limestone ridge. Two viewing...

Viewing Platform

Take the time to make the trip to see the falls, even if you do not plan to camp overnight. An access road to the south leads 6.8 km/4.2 miles to the park. A short trail leads to Lady Evelyn Falls...

Louise Falls offers 9 powered and 12 non-powered campsites surrounded by jack pines, spectacular flora and 400 million year old limestone formations along the Hay River gorge. A unique 138 step...

A small picnic area with a short trial leading to the 17-metre McNallie Creek Falls. At the viewing platform, a plaque explains the origin of the creek's name. Look for the cliff swallows nesting...

Sambaa Deh Falls

Located on Highway 1 between Fort Providence and Jean Marie River. The Sambaa Deh Falls Park is nestled on the Trout River, the Trout River (Sambaa Deh in the Slavey language) was a traditional...

The Escarpment Creek Group Campground offers 12 powered campsites, available for private group rentals only. This park is a lovely group camping destination, located 3 kms north of the...

Wood Buffalo Route

Fort Smith Mission Heritage Park is all that remains of the original 151 acre / 61 hectare Oblate Catholic Mission in what is now the centre of Fort Smith.

Fort Smith was for a brief period...

This picturesque little campground features six non-powered campsites.  Campsites are available through a self-registration kiosk on-site. The area was devastated by a forest fire in 1981, but the...

Located just outside Fort Smith, there are walking trails leading to views of the Slave River. Rapids on Slave River are a world-class venue for white water kayaking and rafting. White Pelicans...

The highway travels through the northeast corner of this huge park almost to Fort Smith on the NWT/Alberta border. Wood Buffalo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and at 44,800 km2 /17,300 miles2...

Great Slave Route

Hay River Territorial Park

Located on Vale Island in Hay River (10 km/6 miles past the local Visit Information Centre, follow the signs along Hwy 2 for directions) this park offers fantastic swimming on the sandy shores of...

This territorial park is on the shore of the Little Buffalo River, minutes away from Great Slave Lake. This is a pleasant stopping point for fishing, boating and picnicking, and a scenic overnight...