Towering canyon walls, an earth-shaking waterfall, sweeping mountain panoramas – there’s no shortage of unbelievable natural wonders inside Nahanni National Park Reserve.
There’s no lost-and-found, either.
For many travellers, exploring this northern gem is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. So if you forget your camera inside the Nahanni, heartbreak follows.
Walter Ried knows that feeling. Back in 2016 he discovered he’d mistakenly left his camera behind after his cohort of paddlers, led by Black Feather’s skilled guides, had travelled some distance down the South Nahanni River during a three-week trip adventure.
The worst part? He knew exactly where the camera was: “Sitting on a rock at Flood Creek, a tributary of the upper Nahanni River,” Ried says.