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 WELCOME
Greetings and thank you for your interest in our water based adventures. We feature canoe and raft trips on Canada's renowned South Nahanni River and a select offering of mountain and wildlife/tundra Rivers trips across the North. Each of our adventures has been hand crafted through years of service and a longstanding commitment to our 'personal touch philosophy'. I enjoy knowing each of our guests by name and assisting them in finding and preparing them for the right adventure...
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 GOING AGAINST THE FLOW
On September 1, 2008 Nahanni River outfitter and guide David Hibbard will follow his passion in support of expanding the Nahanni National Park boundary and the conservation of the Nahanni watershed. Following his last trip of the season David will load his canoe with a month of provisions, his paddle and pole to begin a month long 250k upriver attempt at ascending the South Nahanni River to Virginia Falls. He will be following in the footsteps of R.M. Patterson who made the same trip in 1927 and later wrote the Nahanni classic, Dangerous River...
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CHOOSING YOUR OUTFITTER
In June 2007 the Nahanni River's first river outfitting company moved their outfitting base from Fort Simpson to Lindberg Landing. The move cut our trip participants fuel consumption in half. The information we have collected from the operations managers of the available commercial airlines tells us that our Nahanni River trip participant's consumption is now below 150 liters per person down from 300 liters. In addition for people flying North through Edmonton the single flight to Fort Nelson and our shuttle to Lindberg Landing will save you over $500 compared to the two flights it takes to travel via Yellowknife to Fort Simpson...
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NAHANNI RIVER
The Nahanni is Canada's most celebrated wilderness river and has
long been favored as the country's classic river
trip. The Nahanni's remote valley and mountainous
surroundings have been preserved for the
wilderness traveler of future generation by the
formation of Nahanni National Park Reserve in
1974. The remarkable landscape was honored by
UNESCO in 1979 as the first na-
med World Heritage
Site...read more
 River Guide, Adam Burrell's 2005 Slideshow
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