North America's Largest Wilderness (Canada)
Departs: Jul, Length: 11 Days	Remote fly-in canoe trip on a pristine tundra river in the heart of the Barren Lands of Canada's Northwest Territories. Paddle this gin-clear river hundreds of miles away from the nearest road or community. Teeming wildlife including caribou(good chance of seeing tens of thousands), muskoxen, white wolves(our specialty), moose, grizzlies and rich birdlife including peregrines, gyrfalcons, geese, swans, loons and eagles. Excellent fishing for lake trout and grayling. Warm, dry, sun-drenched summers, 24-hour daylight, green tundra hills, spectacular spruce-studded eskers, sand beaches and enormous skies. Guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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Edge of the Barrens (Canada)
Departs: Aug, Length: 10 Days	Remote, fly-in canoe trip on two Barren Lands rivers near treeline in Canada's Northwest Territories. Nearly all flat-water canoeing. One short portage. Can accommodate all levels of canoeing experience. Immerse yourself in North America's last great wilderness for 10 days in late August. The nearest roads or communities are hundreds of miles away. You'll see scattered bands of caribou, muskoxen, white wolves, moose and perhaps a grizzly or two. Tundra hills, sand beaches, eskers, the beginnings of fall colours, big skies and Northern Lights. Trip is guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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Boundary Waters Youth Group Trip (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: Starting $200/person Length: 4 to 10 Days Not Guided	Enjoy the Boundary Waters and Quetico Park with our Youth Group Canoe Trip packages here at La Tourell's Moose Lake Outfitters. Our strategically located base here in the heart of the wilderness area NE of Ely, MN offers you an easy way to access the canoe country. We offer discounts for youth and larger groups to meet your group's needs. You can trust our family's 3 generations of experience in providing wilderness canoe trips to help plan a worry free adventure here in the canoe country. Whether you are looking for wilderness adventure, a world-class fishing excursion, or a relaxing family getaway, we can plan a trip that meets your needs.
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More Details:	http://www.latourells.com/

Wilderness Canoeing in Wabakimi (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Cost: $2,075 Length: 9 days	Venture deep into an amazingly unspoiled wilderness still undiscovered by most. This vast wilderness, which includes Wabakimi Provincial Park and the surrounding area, is considerably larger and more remote than the Boundary Waters Canoe Area/Quetico Provincial Park, but only has a tenth of the human trafficOur path will follow routes used for centuries by First Nations, fur traders, explorers, and adventurers. We will paddle remote, unspoiled lakes and rivers linked by portage trails. There will be time for wildlife viewing, photography, fishing, and swimming.
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More Details:	http://www.sierraclub.org/outings/

Upper Missinaibi Whitewater (Canada)
Skill Level: Beg. - Inter. Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Cost: $1625 CDN Length: 8 Days	Imagine..running 40 sets of rapids, portaging fewer than 10 times, and camping every night beside the roar of cascading falls and rapids. Few rivers can match the power, beauty and history of the Upper Missinaibi. Recenly featured in a CBC television documentary and an Outpost Magazine article, on the fur trader era, the Missinaibi River rushes 350 miles North from it's source at Missinaibi Lake to James Bay, over Precambrian granite, through string bogs and marshes, and all within a Provincial Park. Our guided trip catches the river near the headwaters, and for 100 miles of river, we drop 300'. Although the pace is relaxed enough to allow a full day of whitewater instruction, the trip is still demanding. At the end of a day of running rapids, nothing is more welcome than a hearty Missinaibi Headwaters feast prepared for you by your guide. Truly, the best way to experience one of the world's great rivers.
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BWCA Wilderness Fishing Trips (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $250+ (2-4 persons) Length: 3 to 9+ Days	Ely, MN is the gateway to one of the most pristine water and wilderness regions in the world: The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Field & Stream Magazine recently ranked Ely #12 in "American Top Fishing Towns". Ely is surrounded by the rivers and lakes of the BWCA offering some of the finest freshwater fishing in the world - filled with walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and lake trout. The Ultralight Complete Package with aluminum canoes, lightweight equipment and fine food is perfect for the fisherperson whose focus is either on moving along each day on a charted route combined with fishing, or setting up a base camp with daily fishing excursions. Add on some specialty items such as clamp-on rod holders, canoe/camp chairs, and anchor bags -- even a congenial River Point guide to enhance the fishing adventure. (Add a Guide is $210/day more for 2 persons).
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Arctic Dreams: Fjords of Ellesmere (Canada)
Skill Level: intermediate Departs: Jul, Aug, Cost: $9250 + $3800 air Length: 12 nights	Located less than 600 miles from the North Pole, this trip paddles through the heart of the best the Canadian High Arctic has to offer: fantastic scenery with high mountains and tidewater glaciers, phenomenal polar history, and amazing wildlife which may include narwhal, walrus, musk ox, seals, bear and arctic seabirds. The weather can be quite good this far north, with 24/7 sunshine. We remain convinced this is the best trip for any Arctic aficionado. The beauty and silence up here will keep you wanting to return to the north, year after year.
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Fly In/Out BWCA/Quetico by Canoe (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep,	Create a memory of a lifetime... The excitement of a fly-in trip into the Quetico is hard to match. Choose a fly-in and paddle out to an exit point or a fly-in/fly-out option. Either way we can arrange your complete trip. The call of a remote campsite with excellent fishing and spectacular scenery will help create a memory of a lifetime. We will customize your route to maximize your vacation and fit your budget. Available with complete or partial outfitting.
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Arctic Headwaters Canoe Trip (Canada)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Not Guided	Where rivers run North. The lakes and rivers of Canada's Arctic Headwaters are a paddler's dream: gentle streams, quiet lakes, raging rivers...this is wilderness paddling without roads, cottages or crowds. Explore the world's largest Game Preserve, fish remote lakes, paddle a river to the arctic sea. Missinaibi Headwaters' Self-Guided Adventures represent the ultimate wilderness challenge. At your own in the wild, with only your group's skill, experience and good judgment to fall back upon. At your own pace. By your own rules. Using over twenty wilderness waterways in Canada's Arctic Headwaters, MHO can customize the perfect adventure package for you.
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Mountain River (Canada)
Skill Level: Inter - Expert Departs: Aug, Cost: CDN$3695 (US$2545) Length: 12 Days	One of Canada's most spectacular wilderness rivers, the Mountain River is traveled by fewer than 150 canoeists per year. Wild and remote, the MacKenzie Mountain scenery is breathtaking. It offers glimpses of caribou, Dall sheep, arctic wolf and moose against a stunning backdrop of colour. The river itself drops more than 3000 feet, providing a roller coaster ride of almost continuous fun waves. From your first paddle stroke to the finale at the MacKenzie River, the current never stops as you travel through five dramatic canyons along a turquoise waterway. From Norman Wells we will fly by float plane into the headwaters. Short hikes from the river provide spectacular views and access to numerous springs, the eerie "moonscape" and the remarkable "suspended falls" at Cache Creek.
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More Details:	http://www.wanapiteicanoe.com

Yukon's Wind River Expedition (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Cost: $5,595 CDN Length: 22 days	The Wind River is renowned for its remote beauty, hiking and whitewater for the intermediate canoeist. The headwaters of the Wind are only accessible by float plane, and the legendary Beaver or Otter aircraft takes us through the spectacular Bonnet Plume Range of the northern Yukon into McClusky Lake. Here we are about to start a challenging journey down this clear and narrow river. With alpine campsites alongside the river, easy hikes, many panoramic vistas are guaranteed. Seeing grizzly, wolf, dall sheep, caribou, and moose are all possibilities.
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Middle Fork Salmon River Rafting (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $1982 - $2297 Length: 6 days	Beginning at 6,200 feet in elevation, the Middle Fork Salmon spills through alpine forests and lofty mountains, past rolling grasslands fragrant with sagebrush, and into a towering granite gorge known as Impassable Canyon. The Middle Fork features some of the West's most exciting and abundant whitewater — over 100 rapids in 100 river miles. Not surprisingly, this is widely recognized as one of North America's premium rafting destinations. Early season water flows are big and fierce, rendering high-action whitewater adventure with towering Class III rapids. In Summer, you'll find warmer temperatures and tamer, yet consistently exciting Class III whitewater. The late season's low water during September reveals Blue Ribbon trout fishing, and includes a scenic flight to the put—in.
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Snake River White Water Canoeing (Canada)
Skill Level: Int. - Adv. Departs: Jul, Aug, Cost: $4745 CND Length: 12 days	The Snake River is a classic northern canoeing expedition filled with solitude, whitewater, mountains, wildlife and adventure. From the moment the float plane takes off till the moment it picks you up two weeks later, this river will not disappoint. It is the perfect choice for a canoeist with intermediate whitewater skills who wants to take their love of canoeing beyond the ordinary into the realm of remote and spectacular.
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Thunderhouse Falls Fly-out (Canada)
Skill Level: Intermediate Departs: Jul, Cost: $1725 CDN Length: 7 days	One of Canada's great waterways, the Missinaibi flows North, uninterrupted for 350 miles to James Bay. We begin our adventure at the town of Mattice, the halfway point on the river. Together we will explore the first 50 miles of the lower Missinaibi, playing and practising our whitewater skills in Class II and Class III rapids as we slowly make our way to Thunderhouse Falls. A rest day is taken at the spectacular campsite perched 150 feet above the canyon, where time is spent marveling in the natural beauty of Thunderhouse, swimming and fishing. Below the falls, the river drops 300 ft. in a single day, as the Missinaibi plummets off the Canadian Shield and on to the Hudson's Bay Lowlands. Our final night together is spent at Bull Moose Bay, camped beneath the towering clay banks of the Lowlands.
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Thelon River (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Length: 11 days	Remote fly-in canoe trips on the fabled Thelon River deep in the tundra of Canada's Northwest and Nunavut Territories. Paddle this clear pristine river inside the largest protected area in North America, hundreds of miles from the nearest road or community. Caribou, muskoxen, white wolves (our specialty), moose, grizzlies and rich birdlife. Warm arid summers. All trips guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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