Birdwatching
and birding vacations
The Canadian North is the summer destination for birds from all over the Americas. Five North American flyways converge in the Mackenzie Valley, one of the world's great bird migration corridors. Birdwatchers can keep a sharp eye out for over 200 species of birds of the Northwest Territories. Spot a raven, a year-round northern resident, challenging a bald eagle for food, or marvel at a white pelican calmly feeding its young in the midst of a raging rapid. In summer, there are opportunities for bird watching and bird photography near every community. Local guides and birders offer tours, and some Northwest Territories lodges and camps offer special birding vacations.
Mountain Aven EnterpriseYear-round eco-tourism camp 6 km from downtown Hay River along the shore of Great Slave Lake. Cabins, tipis, camper or tentframe to rent, gazebo for ... |
Watta Lake LodgeComfortable lodge on lake about 20 minutes by floatplane from Yellowknife. Accommodates 12 in 6 rooms with private baths, lounge. Nature tours include a wide ... |


