Fort Providence

Located on the north shore of the Mackenzie River (Deh Cho), Fort Providence is one of the oldest continuous settlements in the Northwest Territories. Home to the Łíídlı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation, this historic community offers a unique cultural experience rooted in Indigenous heritage and northern traditions. Visitors can explore the local craft market, discover handmade Indigenous art, and visit the heritage church, making it one of the most authentic places to experience culture and history in the NWT. Hours: Open daily Price Range: Free

Located in Yellowknife, the iconic Dettah Ice Road is one of Canada’s most famous winter roads, crossing the frozen surface of Great Slave Lake. This unique Arctic experience connects Yellowknife to the Yellowknives Dene First Nation community of Dettah, offering a thrilling drive across a frozen lake. A must-do winter activity in the Northwest

Located in Alberta and Northwest Territories, Wood Buffalo National Park is the world’s second-largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This vast wilderness protects the world’s largest free-roaming wood bison herd and serves as the only natural nesting habitat of the endangered whooping crane. Known as one of the top wildlife destinations in Canada, Wood Buffalo offers exceptional opportunities for nature viewing, birdwatching, and experiencing one of the most unique ecosystems in North America. Hours: Open daily