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.
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.
Pick up from your hotel/ accommodations at 10am, this trail is considered easy to moderate. The path is a series of boardwalks, rocks, staircases, and hardened pathways. There are variations in the terrain, steep embankments to boulder passageways but the views are spectacular. It is 1.2km into the falls, approximately 20minutes, do not worry though, your guide will adjust the pace of the trek based on fitness level.
Recommendations: Wear good hiking boots/ shoes, please bring a water bottle, a hat, and sunglasses, and bring snacks or a packed lunch, as meals will not be provided.
Further east, we will venture to the Ramparts, this trail is a little easier in terrain. This trail is mainly hardened pathways, boardwalk and a staircase/bridge that leads to the falls, this hike is shorter in length.
Tour Duration: 5 hours
*This hike is not recommended for those with issues walking.
Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ (Fort Simpson), “the place where the rivers come together” is a village on the Dehcho Region of Canada’s Northwest Territories. The community is located on an island where the Dehcho (Mackenzie River) and the Nácháh Dehé (Liard River) meet.
Learn more with our van tour through Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́/Fort Simpson and showcasing the landmarks of the community!
We have two options:
1 Hour – $200
2 Hours – $400
Call 867-695-3131 or email us at lkfntourism@gmail.com to book.
Price includes 1 Canoe, 2 paddles, 2 life jackets, 1 throw rope, and 1 spray deck.
We make it easy! We will drop off and pick up the canoe for you.
2 Hours – $40
Half Day – $60
Full Day – $100
Call 867-695-3131 or email lkfntourism@gmail.com to book a rental canoe!
A walking tour through Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́/Fort Simpson and showcasing the landmarks of the community.
We have two Walking Tour options:
1 Hour – $50
2 Hours – $100
Call 867-695-3131 or email us at lkfntourism@gmail.com to book!
UPGRADE YOUR CITY TOUR EXPERIENCE IN SOMBA K’E (YELLOWKNIFE) WITH AN EXCLUSIVE PERSPECTIVE FROM ABOVE!
Gain a whole new appreciation for the city’s layout, landmarks, and a glimpse at the vastness of Great Slave Lake from the safety and comfort of a rotary-wing aircraft.
Take flight for extraordinary photo opportunities that can be only be captured above Somba K’e (Yellowknife) during your helicopter tour. Tours accommodate up to three passengers for the best views.
Please block 90-minutes for the entire experience – your tour includes the following:
Please note there is a $50 charge per additional person.
Maximum capacity 5
Experience the amazing Yellowknife City Tour! With 7+ stops, there is something for everyone in Yellowknife! With so much to see and do, the Yellowknife City Tour offers an unforgettable experience for all ages. Not only will you immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of this northern gem, but you’ll also get a taste of its unique charm and natural beauty. We visit multiple museums, gift shops, photo ops, and chat with locals along the way.
Tours are 3.5 hours long.
For smaller or individual bookings, alternative vehicles are used. We do not have a minimum number of guests required to offer the tour. We can customize any tour, if you have particular interests, and or want change the duration of the tour, we can accommodate. We know the locals and they know us so we are willing to organize tours that are geared to the reason you have decided to visit Yellowknife.
*Pricing for children $120.00
Check our our website to learn more about the itinerary!
We also offer Bison Highway Tours – please visit our website for more info and availability.
We are local with plenty of Northern stories to share. Our tours are small and the cabin is cozy. This tour gives guest the opportunity to ‘hunt the aurora from the cabin’ while enjoying northern stories, a midnight lunch of fish chowder and hot bannock, and enjoy an assortment of teas. Guests are invited to bring a beverage of their choice to celebrate under the aurora. We have fun Northern clothing for photos.
Cost – $135.00 per person plus GST and fees. Children 12 and under $115.00 plus GST and fees. This is a seasonal tour that runs from August to April; Please check BucketListTour.com for availability.
Cabin can be booked for group bookings please contact Tracy@BucketListTour.com directly to find out more.
DAY 1
Arrive at the Okpik Arctic Village. Start off by settling into your home away from home. We’ll show you around our Village where you will learn about our local manufacturing and food production programs and why they are so important for Northern food security, economic leakage, as well as providing culturally relevant jobs in the community. You’ll have an opportunity to experience hands on, what it’s like living on the land, mixing traditional knowledge with modern science. After this, enjoy a locally harvested and prepared lunch. After lunch, your local guide will take you on a hike along the trapline, where you will experience the beautiful surroundings of the Mackenzie River Delta while learning about hunting and trapping in the Arctic. When you return, you can enjoy a locally harvested and prepared dinner at our camp. We offer a variety of traditional accommodations, giving the guests an option to sleep in a tipi, wall tent, sod house or cabin.
DAY 2
Wake up and enjoy some delicious breakfast. After breakfast, your local guide will take you on a Mackenzie River Delta boat tour. We’ll stop at a few locations along the way, where guests will help check fish nets for the catch of the day, and forage on the tundra for traditional summer food from the land such as plants and berries. Return and enjoy a locally harvested and prepared lunch at our camp. After lunch a local Elder will teach visitors how to prepare a delicious dinner, using ingredients that are harvested from the land that morning. Enjoy the dinner prepared by the group using local ingredients. Guests will again have the option to sleep in a tipi, wall tent, sod house or cabin.
DAY 3
On the last morning at our Eco-Village, guests will learn how traditional clothing and handicrafts are made, in addition to learning how hides are tanned and how meat and fish is dried. After enjoying a lunch of seasonally available traditional food, guests of Tundra North Tours are free for the afternoon at the Arctic Eco-Village. You’ll have the option to take a canoe or kayak out on the lake or river; explore trails on the surrounding tundra; or get your hands dirty by joining in one of our farming and harvesting programs. Guides will be available to help you get involved in these optional activities and answer any last minute questions. Finally, as the trip comes to an end, guests will travel by boat from the Arctic Eco-Village back to Inuvik along the Mackenzie River.