Virginia Falls, Nahanni National Park
UNESCO TOUR

A must-see for any visitor of Nahanni National Park. Enjoy a scenic flight up to the Northwest Territories; visit one of Canada's largest waterfalls and learn about the founding of the country's first natural UNESCO world heritage site. Land at the falls, walk along the boardwalks, and enjoy a breathtaking lunch overlooking the falls.

• Enjoy a scenic flight en-route to the falls - Follow the famous Alaska Highway over BC's remote Northern Rocky Mountains, cross the mighty Liard River. Take in the vastness of the southeastern Yukon and the rugged Mackenzie Mountains.

• Boardwalk and falls - Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the well maintained boardwalk to a viewpoint and hear the thundering roar of the falls.

• Lunch at the falls - The roaring cataract is an unbeatable backdrop as you enjoy a picnic lunch (provided by us).

• Enjoy Muncho Lake - Easily fly with us to Virginia Falls on your journey along the Alaska Highway. Stay at the Northern Rockies Lodge, located at Mile 462. Enjoy premier dining and accommodation.

• Fly with Urs - Your bushpilot Urs has been flying guests into the Nahanni for over 45 years. Urs' vast experience in flying float planes to Nahanni and into the Northern Rocky Mountains gives you an opportunity to experience the Nahanni with a pilot who has flown thousands of hours in the vast wilderness of Northern Canada with his many stories.

Nahanni national park tour

(2 nights/3 days from Muncho Lake)

Includes accommodation or RV site, breakfasts & dinners, day trip to Virginia falls, sauna and canoe rental

Lodge accommodation: $2,700+taxes per person

RV site: $2,500+taxes per person

Price is in CAD, based on double occupancy. Minimum 2 people per booking

To inquire about the availability, please let us know about your interest in the Nahanni National park tour, including number of people while making your reservation in the “Guest request” section.

Please check in with the pilot (Front Desk) at 7:30pm on the day of your arrival at the Northern Rockies Lodge.