Norman Wells, Northwest Territory, Canada.
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Trails, Waterways in Norman Wells, N.W.T., Canada

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Parks & Trails in Norman Wells, N.W.T.
Mackenzie Delta Region, Northwest Territory, Canada

Some of the waterways, trails and points of interest in Norman Wells, Northwest Territory, Canada in the Mackenzie Delta Region.

Mackenzie River:It is the longest river in Canada measuring at 1,738 kilometres (1080 miles). Combine the headstreams of the Mackenzie River - the Peace and Finlay Rivers - and it is the second longest river in North America measuring 4,241 kilometres. [ more information ]

Canol Heritage Trail: A 372 kilometre hiking adventure for experienced backpackers with excellent outdoor survival skills and good fitness levels. Once a WW2 pipeline route the trail is now one of the most rugged backpacking routes in Canada exploring wetlands, mountains, rivers, canyons and tundra. There are outfitters and air charters which provide tours and transportation to the trail in Norman Wells.

Great Bear Lake: It is the largest lake that falls within the borders of Canada. There are opportunities for fishing and canoeing on the lake. Access is via canoe and floatplanes. During the winter Great Bear Lake is accessed via the Deline Ice Road.

Neighbouring NWT Communities

Fort Simpson < South < Norman Wells > North > Inuvik

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