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Aurora Viewing Under the Dene Skies

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Experience our authentic Indigenous Aurora Tour.

Spend an evening among the Dene people, with northern lights story-telling, Dene history and legends, traditional drumming, and samples of traditional foods such as local Great Slave Lake fish and freshly made bannock. Visit our camp with a heated cabin and teepees with comfortable seating for everyone. Our camp is located on the shore of Great Slave Lake, with exceptional opportunities to see and photograph the vibrant Aurora Borealis.

Evening departures: 9pm-2am (4-5 hours)

​Includes

  • Hotel pick up at 9PM and drop off at 2AM
  • Drive to the Community of Dettah and visit to our B.Dene Adventures camp
  • Our December to April tours include a snowmobile ride from the Community of Dettah to our B. Dene Camp
  • Refreshments included

Winter Package – Northern Lights Tour

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Experience the Northern Lights on the Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway

Join us for a breathtaking tour along the stunning Mackenzie River, where we embark on an adventure to chase the mesmerizing northern lights. As we traverse the icy landscape, you’ll have the opportunity to spot a variety of wildlife!

Tour Details:

  • Time: 9 PM to Midnight (or longer)
  • Duration: 4-5 hours

Add-On Experience: Extend your adventure with a full-day journey along the Dempster Highway to the Arctic Circle. As we drive this iconic route, we’ll continue our search for the northern lights and keep an eye out for wildlife along the way. Enjoy the thrill of crossing two rivers and navigating the winter landscape via ice road.

  • Price: $1500 + GST per person
  • Duration: Full Day (10-12 hours)

Join us for an unforgettable experience!

Experience Lutsel K’e

Experience Łutsël K’é

This 2-hour community tour provides the opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Łutsël K’é Dene and to get a sense of daily life in a remote Indigenous community. Łutsël K’é is the only community out on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake, and the people who live here enjoy a way of life balanced between traditional ways and modern conveniences.

Learn about the landmark development of the Thaidene Nene Protected Area, the international recognition the area has earned, and its importance to the culture and history of the community.

What’s Included
  • Cultural and community knowledge from Elder Ron Desjarlais
  • Snacks and refreshments
Disclaimer
  • All packages are priced out of Lutsel K’e. If you require transportation from Yellowknife to Lutsel K’e the cost is extra. Please contact Air Tindi at 1-867-669-8205 or reservations@airtindi.com for more information.
  • All packages, prices do not include taxes, gratuity or purchasing NWT Sport Fishing Licenses which are mandatory for fishing in the territory.
  • 50% deposit required at time of booking. Full payment is required 90 days prior to the start of your trip.

Red Cliff Adventures Island Boat Tour

Red Cliff Island Boat Tour

See the grandeur of Red Cliff Island on this 4-hour scenic boat tour. Ron will share his deep knowledge of the land’s history and significance while you enjoy fishing in the area or learning more about the culture of the Łutsël K’é Dene through traditional Indigenous storytelling.

The East Arm is world-renowned for its amazing fishing, and the steep cliffs of Red Cliff Island make for a stunning place to cast off and catch some of the colossal fish that swim in Great Slave Lake. Keep an eye out for iconic Northern wildlife while Ron takes you to all the best spots and treats you to a traditional shore-cooked meal – he’s confident you’ll agree that fish from the East Arm tastes significantly better than any you have had elsewhere.

What’s Included
  • Guided boat tour and cultural knowledge
  • Traditional shore lunch or dinner
  • Snacks and refreshments
Disclaimer
  • All packages are priced out of Lutsel K’e. If you require transportation from Yellowknife to Lutsel K’e the cost is extra. Please contact Air Tindi at 1-867-669-8205 or reservations@airtindi.com for more information.
  • All packages, prices do not include taxes, gratuity or purchasing NWT Sport Fishing Licenses which are mandatory for fishing in the territory.
  • 50% deposit required at time of booking. Full payment is required 90 days prior to the start of your trip.

Wilderness Camping Adventures

Thaidene Nëné Authentic Wilderness Camp
Thaidene Nëné Authentic Wilderness Camp

Spend two days and two nights getting a completely authentic experience of the area around Thiadene Nëné and Łutsël K’é. Tour the community itself and enjoy a scenic boat trip out to Red Cliff Island, learning the history and hearing Indigenous storytelling from Ron himself. Hearty meals and an authentic shore lunch are included, and Ron’s rustic overnight camps will have you resting in full view of the Red Cliffs themselves, ready for more adventure the next day.

Choose how you spend your time on the land and waters of the East Arm – fish in secluded spots, take a wilderness hike or check traditional fishing lines in the area. Your time on the land is yours to enjoy – most guests find they enjoy a mix of adventure and relaxation, taking time for activity and reflection. Ron’s enthusiasm for storytelling and providing the best experience will inspire you to make the most of your time here.

What’s Included
  • Boat ride to the wilderness camp
  • Two nights camping at a remote wilderness camp
  • Choice of guided activities and equipment use
  • All meals – 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, 1 traditional shore lunch
  • Cultural and community knowledge from Elder Ron Desjarlais
Disclaimer:
  • All packages are priced out of Lutsel K’e. If you require transportation from Yellowknife to Lutsel K’e the cost is extra. Please contact Air Tindi at 1-867-669-8205 or reservations@airtindi.com for more information.
  • All packages, prices do not include taxes, gratuity or purchasing NWT Sport Fishing Licenses which are mandatory for fishing in the territory.
  • All travelers must carry valid medical evacuation insurance for our overnight camping trips.
  • 50% deposit required at time of booking. Full payment is required 90 days prior to the start of your trip.

Indigenous Culture Tour

North of Aurora Adventures

Our Indigenous tour is authentic to our culture, sharing stories about the past with Indigenous heritage demonstrations, featuring trapping and dogsledding.

Extra
  • Add a Dogsled ride  – $190

Witness the Aurora In Our Warm Skydome

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Experience the amazing auroras from our Skydome.  The geodome offers the comforts of a hot wood burning stove, couches, lounge chairs and tables for eating fresh bannock and hot beverages, while you take in the dancing auroras from above.  Book your seat or group up to 20 people.

Ask us about our 15% discount when you add dogsledding to your Skydome booking!

Two Hour Authentic Dogsledding Tour

North of 60 Aurora Adventures

Enjoy an exciting dog-sledding adventure along pristine frozen lakes by secluded and well-maintained dog trails, ending the tour at the heated trapper’s camp with hot beverages and freshly made bannock. Our tours embrace Indigenous culture and traditions, sharing our stories of true northern family heritage.

We offer two adventures
  • Traditional dogsled ride where you are guided by an experienced musher while taking in the amazing views
  • U-Drive dogsled ride where you drive your own dog team with a guide on a snowmobile

Indigenous Stories and Nature Tour

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Walk the land. Hear the stories. Feel the spirit of the North.

Join us on a journey through time, nature, and Indigenous culture on this half-day guided tour into the heart of the northern boreal forest. Just 47 km east of Yellowknife, we’ll travel to Cameron Falls and the Ramparts—a region rich in natural beauty and sacred stories.

Along the way, your guide will share powerful legends and oral histories passed down through generations of Indigenous peoples. Hear the tale of the Sacred Tree, visit the storied Yellowknife River, and learn about the old Ptarmigan Mine site, once a symbol of transformation in the land.

The hike to Cameron Falls is a moderate 1.2 km trek through stunning terrain. You’ll cross boardwalks, climb staircases, and navigate rocky pathways and boulder-lined embankments. While the trail includes some uneven and steep sections, the breathtaking views of cascading falls and ancient landscapes make every step worthwhile.

This tour offers more than just a walk in nature—it’s a connection to the stories, spirits, and history that still echo through the land today.

What to Bring: Comfortable hiking shoes, water, weather-appropriate clothing, and curiosity.

Tour operates Monday to Friday 8:30am to 1pm