Transfer to your hotel and meet your tour guide, who will tell you about your upcoming adventure. You can spend the rest of the day strolling through the small town along the Yukon River. In the evening, we'll welcome you with a welcome dinner, and you'll meet the other tour participants.

A day trip including a visit to the old coastal gold rush town of Skagway. The journey takes you south along the Klondike Highway. Scenic attractions invite you to make short stops along the way. For example, at the Carcross Desert – the smallest desert in the world – and of course, you'll also be able to admire Emerald Lake. Locals have nicknamed this lake Rainbow Lake because of its sensational water color. There is also the option of taking a spectacular train ride over the infamous White Pass (optional).

Today we'll visit, among other things, the faithfully restored paddle steamer SS Klondike and be transported back to the time of the first gold rush. During our tour of Whitehorse, we'll see many more interesting relics from bygone days. Our adventure begins this afternoon with the drive towards Yellowknife. We'll travel along the Alaska Highway, past Marsh Lake, through Teslin, over the Nisutlin Bay Bridge, and across the longest bridge on the Alaska Highway. Along the way, you'll learn a lot about this legendary structure, the Alaska Highway. In Watson Lake in the evening there is the opportunity to go to the Northern Lights Space and Science Centre and watch one of the magnificent Northern Lights shows.

Watson Lake is known for its sign forest, which now comprises around 50,000 street, town, and other signs from all over the world. If you have one in your suitcase, you can add it to the forest. The journey continues into the heart of Canada's northern Rocky Mountains. A rich array of wildlife awaits you there. Discover the "Serengeti of the North," the Muskwa-Kechika Wildlife Refuge. Hike on mountain trails in Muncho Lake Provincial Park. In addition, there is the option of visiting the nearby Liard Hot Springs, arguably the most beautiful hot springs in Canada, in the evening. Today we'll do some hiking in the beautiful Provincial Park. Anyone who wants to can spend a few hours canoeing on Muncho Lake. A great opportunity to relax in peace and quiet amidst nature.

Today's journey takes us to Fort Nelson. This former fur trading center is now primarily dedicated to the timber and gas industries. Along the way, it will be nearly impossible not to see wildlife: the almost uninhabited northeast of British Columbia is home to mountain goats, bison, moose, caribou, deer, as well as wolves, coyotes, foxes, grizzly bears, black bears, and lynx. Take your time to photograph them along the way.

From Fort Nelson, we drive north along the Liard Highway. This all-weather dirt road promises impressive panoramic views of the Nahanni Mountains and the Liard River, especially within the Blackstone Territorial Park. Welcome to the Northwest Territories. We've barely arrived in the Northwest Territories when we pass Fort Liard. This community of log cabins lies in one of the oldest continuously inhabited areas of the North. The birchbark baskets made here, decorated with traditional Dene Indian patterns, are famous throughout the North. With 1,200 inhabitants, Fort Simpson, situated at the confluence of the Liard and Mackenzie Rivers, is the largest town in the region and the starting point for tours into Nahanni National Park. Visit the visitor center to inquire about tours in the park. As the tours are heavily dependent on the weather, we will spend three nights in Fort Simpson.

On one of your two days in Fort Simpson, you have the option of taking a small plane to Nahanni National Park and landing directly above the breathtaking Virginia Falls (optional). During the flight, you'll be constantly amazed by the magnificent scenery. We spent the next day exploring Fort Simpson. There were opportunities to take a jet boat ride on the Mackenzie River, paddle through the park on the South Nahanni or Flat River, or go for a short hike. The numerous mountains and canyons offered fantastic hiking trails that rewarded visitors with breathtaking views.

After breakfast, we'll depart for Hay River. En route, we'll make a detour to Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park – an absolute must-see for every visitor! A short hike will take us to a spectacular viewpoint overlooking Sambaa Deh Falls and Coral Falls before we continue our journey. Another stop will be at Lady Evelyn Falls, also known as McNallie Creek Falls – a picnic spot with picturesque views. We'll end our day in Hay River. From here, numerous tours to Great Slave Lake are available. Hay River is also world-famous for the television show "Ice Pilots," and with a bit of luck, you might even see one of the Buffalo Air planes in action.

Today we're taking a trip to Twin Falls Gorge Territorial Park and enjoying the 2 km hike between Alexandra and Louise Falls. These unique waterfalls have carved their way through 400-million-year-old rock and are the pride of the Dene First Nations. They call Alexandra Falls "Hatto deh Naili," which means "Sacred Place of Power." With a bit of luck, we might also spot some wildlife: bears, lynx, foxes, wolves, and perhaps even moose.

In the morning, we'll take a short fishing boat trip on Great Slave Lake. In the afternoon, we'll drive to Fort Providence. The local craft shop offers a wide selection of woven goods made from moose hair. With a bit of luck, we might even get a chance to see the Northern Lights.

The drive to Yellowknife takes you through the Mackenzie Bison Sanctuary, a protected area for bison. Watch out for wildlife on and beside the road. Along the way, a picnic lunch at Chan Lake is a great option – a picturesque spot to eat and enjoy the scenery. Yellowknife is not only the capital of the Northwest Territories, but also known worldwide as the Diamond Capital. This small city with the amenities of a major metropolis is home to residents from more than 90 different nations. Once founded on the wealth of gold mines, diamonds now provide a certain sparkle. There's plenty to see and even more to do! Canoeing, hiking, fishing, golfing, and swimming. We'll visit the Prince of Wales Cultural Centre and/or the igloo-shaped Parliament Buildings.

We'll hike the Ingraham Trail and visit Cameron Falls, the last waterfalls on our tour. Hiking, canoeing, or boat trips on Prelude Lake are all tempting options along the route. We'll stop here for a picnic. In winter, the Ingraham Trail is the starting point for one of the famous "Ice Roads" featured in the TV series Ice Road Truckers. An evening visit to a bar in Yellowknife will round off a wonderful and unforgettable vacation.

Today it's time to say goodbye. Your tour guide will take you to the airport in Yellowknife and bid you farewell.