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If you want to get the lay of the land in the Northwest Territories, take to the air.
Flightseeing adventures lift off from many of the scenic communities in the NWT. Climb aboard and you'll have a view of our majestic northern landscapes that folks down beneath can't imagine.
Steep peaks and plunging waterfalls swoop into view. Elusive herds of bison and caribou march directly below. Remote ghost towns, all but erased from the map, come alive. Legendary lakes and barrens sprawl before you.
When you come back to earth, an hour or a day later, your mind will be expanded. You'll have witnessed unknowable things, and have seen past the bend of the world. And still, your heart will be soaring.
See iconic landmarks like Virginia Falls in Nahanni National Park Reserve, or the stunning Carcajou Falls along the Canol Trail. Bush planes played a huge role in making the North what it is today and it's still one of the best ways to experience the vastness of this land.
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