It's the jumping off point to the Nahanni--but what can you actually do in town?
Written by Daniel Campbell
The historic MacPherson House, built in 1936 and located above the flats. Photo Daniel Campbell
Europeans arrived in North America looking for wealth and the Pole. Explorers defied death for glory. But what drives today’s adventurers?
Written by Tim Edwards
The Cirque of the Unclimbables, in Nahanni National Park, NWT. Photo Gary Bremner
The foodie revolution has arrived in the Arctic. Food trucks are taking Northerners to wild, new culinary frontiers--even in places where the actual trucks have to be shipped up because there are no roads in or out.
Written by Up Here
Burger, classic poutine and East Coast-style poutine (French fries topped with Newfoundland dressing--turkey stuffing and gravy) from Iqaluit's Nanook Express food truck. Photo Peter Thuell
Haines Junction has always been more than just the gateway to the Kluane—and now it's getting beefed up
Written by Eva Holland
A sculpture locally known as "The Muffin."
It's got tourism, population, a great reputation--it just needs more jobs
Written by Peter Worden
ATVs are a common form of transportation here. Photo: Paul Aningat
Desert courses, tundra greens and raven hazards—if you thought you couldn't putt North of 60, you were wrong. The sport's just a little more rugged up here.
Written by Daniel Campbell, Katie Weaver
Ulukhaktok boasts the world's northernmost golf course. Photo courtesy Peggy Jay-IRC
With the Trip of a Lifetime To Canada’s High Arctic
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