Paddle your way through remote Northwest Territories on women-only adventure
Explore Canada’s remote Northwest Territories on a female-only trip on the Keele River designed for those with some back-country camping and canoeing experience.
Participants will spend eight days paddling 186 miles of the Keele, dropping through Class I and II rapids to the Mackenzie River and the town of Tulita.
Other highlights include hiking and wildlife viewing; the area is home to caribou, moose, grizzlies and Dall sheep.
Participants must be able to paddle four to six hours a day and carry canoes and gear.
Dates: July 18-29
Price: From about $4,600 per person. Includes 10 nights’ camping, one hotel night, canoes and camping gear, all meals, female guides and round-trip ground and charter float-plane transportation. International airfare not included.
Info: Wild Women Expeditions, (888) 993-1222
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