Nahanni National Park
Quick Facts
- Location
- Canada
- Category
- Sightseeing
- Duration
- Plan a multi-day river trip or fly-in tour (a day to a week or more)
- Opening Hours
- Best visited June to August; overnight visitors must register and reserve campsites with Parks Canada
- Ticket Price
- A national park permit is required; floatplane and rafting are typically part of paid operator packages
- Address
- Dehcho region, southern Northwest Territories, west of Fort Simpson
- Coordinates
- 61.6886, -126.2526
Introduction
Nahanni National Park in the Dehcho region of the southern Northwest Territories is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for thundering Virginia Falls, the deep Nahanni River valleys and pristine wilderness. With no road access, visitors fly in by charter floatplane from gateways such as Fort Simpson or travel by multi-day river trips, making it one of Canada's most remote and wild adventure destinations.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Nahanni National Park?
Best visited June to August; overnight visitors must register and reserve campsites with Parks Canada
How much is the admission for Nahanni National Park?
A national park permit is required; floatplane and rafting are typically part of paid operator packages
Any practical tips for visiting Nahanni National Park?
Ticket prices, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: Best visited June to August; overnight visitors must register and reserve campsites with Parks Canada; admission: A national park permit is required; floatplane and rafting are typically part of paid operator packages. Prepare for the local climate (sun, hydration) and pace your visit accordingly.
How long should I spend at Nahanni National Park?
A typical visit takes Plan a multi-day river trip or fly-in tour (a day to a week or more).