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Skagway and Whitehorse swap bikini waxes for brown curry
Written by Eva Holland
Photo by Richard Martin (2008 Alaska Cruise 133) [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
Written by Up Here
Photo by DAVID ALEXANDER ELDER
How the NWT's biggest waterfall compares to Niagara
Written by Herb Mathisen
Virginia Falls, in Nahanni National Park. Photo courtesy George Fischer/NWTT
A 1,700-kilometre trek across ice, sea and tundra in the heart of Nunavut
Written by Tim Edwards
The water levels were likely higher when dinosaurs swam in this sea, as is evidenced by the rock hanging precariously above our travellers. Photos by Eric Binion and Bob Saunders
On a multi-day canoe adventure, you want to keep your loads light. But make sure you have what matters.
Written by Up Here
Photo courtesy Mike Peake/Canoe North Adventures
It's not all raging rapids and remote rivers up here
Written by Up Here
Photo courtesy Gerold Sigl/NWT
Small-talk from the captain's nest of the Fort Simpson ferry
Written by Herb Mathisen
The MV Lafferty, captained by Graham Cox, battles the Liard River current in the Deh Cho. Photo: Herb Mathisen/Up Here, Photo illustration: Beth Covvey
How to find peace in the great outdoors
Written by Tim Edwards
The Takhini Hot Springs. Photo by Takhini Hot Pools
Why paddle when you can sail? Great Bear Lake can be a slog, but every once in a while the wind is just right.
Written by Daniel Campbell
What a seven-canoes-turned-sailboat looks like. Photo courtesy Toban Leckie
