Northwest Territories, CA
Fort Providence
Waterfalls · 3 places · More stops coming, added weekly.

Hay River & Twin Falls Gorge
Located near Hay River, Twin Falls Gorge Territorial Park is one of the most scenic natural attractions in the Northwest Territories. The park features the stunning Alexandra Falls and Louise Falls — two powerful waterfalls on the Hay River separated by a dramatic narrow gorge. Located near the shores of Great Slave Lake, this destination is a must-visit for travelers looking for the best things to do in the NWT, offering breathtaking views, hiking, and unforgettable nature experiences in Northern Canada. Hours: Open daily (summer)

Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park
Located in Northwest Territories, Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park is one of the most dramatically beautiful natural attractions in the region. Here, the Trout River plunges through a sculpted limestone gorge into a stunning turquoise pool, creating some of the most photogenic waterfalls in the Northwest Territories. Known for its exceptional fishing, wildlife viewing, and scenic hiking, this hidden gem is a must-visit for travelers looking for the best things to do in the NWT and experience untouched northern wilderness. Hours: Open daily (summer)

Virginia Falls
Located deep within Nahanni National Park Reserve, Virginia Falls is one of the most spectacular and remote waterfalls in the world. Towering at twice the height of Niagara Falls, this powerful cascade on the South Nahanni River is a top destination for adventure travel and wilderness exploration in Canada. Accessible only by floatplane or multi-day river expeditions, Virginia Falls offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience for travelers seeking untouched nature, dramatic landscapes, and one of the best things to do in the Northwest Territories. Hours: Summer season only Price Range: $$$
