Best Things To Do In The Northwest Territories - Canada Road Trip Travel Documentary
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With more than one million square kilometres of land area and a population of less than 50,000, the Northwest Territories is about as wild as it gets. It's certainly not an easy area to visit (many places are fly-in, many roads are gravel, and distances are vast) but for those who make the effort, there are incredible things to experience.
With boreal forest, arctic tundra, some of Canada's greatest waterfalls, a vibrant indigenous culture, and boundless wilderness, this is an adventurers paradise!
We explored the NWT from August 16 - September 1st, 2017!
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Big thanks to Best Western International for helping to sponsor such an incredible journey as well as Yellow Dog Lodge, Simpson Air, Ptarmigan Inn Hay River, Day's Inn Yellowknife, Bullocks' Bistro, Ahmic Air, Open Water Charters, Janor Guest House in Fort Simpson, MacKenzie Delta Hotel Inuvik, Community Greenhouse, the town of Inuvik, Alistine's Restaurant, and Joanne's Taxi in Tuktotaktuk for the local tour!
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다음 날, 비가 추적추적 내리는 이른 아침부터 현지 여행사를 찾았다. 나하니 국립공원으로 갈 수 있는 방법은 그곳까지 운행하는 부시 파일럿의 경비행기를 타는 것뿐이다. “무엇을 기다리나요?” “비가 그치기를 바라며 파일럿을 기다리고 있어요” “어디 가시는데요?” “나하니 국립공원에 가요” 포토심슨에서도 백 킬로미터를 더 가야 만날 수 있는 나하니 국립공원. 많은 여행자들이 죽기 전에 꼭 가봐야 할 곳으로 손꼽는 장소다. 나도 이들과 함께 파일럿을 기다려본다. 운이 좋게도 비가 그치고 경비행기가 출발 할 수 있는 날씨로 바뀌었다. 아북극 지역의 변화무쌍한 기후를 몸으로 경험했다. “전 테드라고 하고요, 부시 파일럿입니다. 1976년부터 나하니국립공원을 비행하고 있어요” “긴 시간이네요” “네, 맞아요. 오랫동안 운행했어요. 오늘 비행 안심해도 됩니다” “그랬으면 좋겠네요!” 수억 년 전의 자연이 지금까지 그대로 남아 있는 나하니 국립공원으로 출발한다. 여전히 하늘 가득, 구름이 짙게 깔렸지만 이곳에선 괜찮은 날씨라고 한다. 마침 여행객들을 실은 비행기 한 대가 하늘로 날아오른다. 그 모습을 보니 신비에 쌓인 나하니 국립공원에 대한 기대가 한층 더 커졌다. 나도 비행기에 몸을 실어본다. 물 위에 떠 있는 경비행기라 오르는 일부터 쉽지 않다. 부시 파일럿은 반대편 조종석으로 가기 위해 아슬아슬한 곡예를 선보인다. 시동을 걸자 서서히 움직이는 경비행기. 이 수상비행기는 앞에 달린 프로펠러로 움직인다. 바람의 세기와 물살의 움직임에 따라 요동치는 비행기 안에서 잠시 긴장하기도 했지만 이내 눈앞에 펼쳐진 풍경에 마음을 뺏긴다. 아북극 지대의 혹독한 기후에 살아남은 타이가 숲. 그 사이사이에 오래 전 빙하의 영향으로 형성된 호수가 자리 잡고 있다. “저기가 나하니 국립공원이에요” 북아메리카에서 가장 웅장하고 뛰어난 경관을 자랑하는 사우스 나하니 강을 따라 깊은 협곡과 거대한 폭포, 독특한 석회암 동굴 등이 분포하고 있는 나하니 국립공원. 외부의 영향을 받지 않는 태고의 순수한 자연 그대로의 모습이다.
[English: Google Translator]
The following day, I found a local travel agency early in the morning when rain tracked down. The only way to get to the National Park is to take a light plane from a bush pilot that goes there. What are you waiting for? I'm waiting for the pilot to stop the rain. Where are you going? I'm going to the national park. It is a place that many travelers should visit before they die. I also look forward to the pilot with them. Fortunately, the rain stopped and the airplane was turned into a weather where it could start. I experienced the changing climate of the Arctic region. I'm Ted, Bush Pilot. I've been flying from Berkeley National Park since 1976. It's been a long time. Yes, it is. I've been driving for a long time. We can rest assured of flying today. I wish I did! The Nahani National Park, where hundreds of millions of years of nature have remained untouched, starts as a national park. The sky is still full of clouds, but here it is a good weather. Finally, a plane carrying travelers is flying to the sky. It is a mysterious thing that I saw, and the expectation for the national park has become even bigger. I also try to fly on the plane. It is not easy to climb a light plane floating on the water. Bush pilot shows breathtaking acrobatics to go to the other side of the cockpit. A light aircraft that moves slowly when you start. This seaplane is driven by a propeller in the front. Though I was nervous in the plane of the swinging by the wind and the movement of the water, I take my mind to the landscape which is spread out before. Taiga forest survived the harsh climate of the Arctic region. Between them there is a lake formed by the influence of the glacier long ago. There's a national park. Nahani National Park is home to some of the most spectacular and spectacular scenery in North America, including the deep canyons, huge waterfalls and unique limestone caves along the South Nahani River. It is pure, natural, untouched and unaffected by the outside.
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■클립명: 북미018-캐나다-15-15 자연이 살아 숨쉬는 나하니 국립공원
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 오성민 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2018년 2월February
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Norman Wells to Whitehorse
Norman Wells to Whitehorse - April 1 and 2, 2017.
With most of the packing taking place after midnight, we were able to get about three hours of sleep :) We woke up early to finish loading the truck, strap everything down, and depart Norman Wells by 7am on April 1. Everything we owned was in the back of our 2002 Ford F-150 (minus a dirt bike and a quad).
The winter road to Tulita was fairly rough and the slowest going portion of our whole trip. Things smoothed out a bit after the Deline access road and it was pretty easy sailing until closer to Wrigley. Cooler temps the previous night and throughout the morning definitely helped keep the majority of the road firm and in good shape. Hats off to the road crews for keeping conditions passable so late into the season. Due tithe warming temps, the last 45 minutes before Wrigley was dicey! Many deep ruts and drifting around in the mud! Had to focus on the road here so we didn't get any footage unfortunately haha. We made it into Wrigley before noon that day. Less than 24 hours later, the winter road officially closed for the season. Things got too warm and the road couldn't handle any more abuse! We made it out just in time!
After fueling up in Wrigley we headed on to Fort Simpson. The all season road was in excellent shape and very smooth, even better shape than the Alaska Highway I would say. We would spend the night in Fort Simpson and prepare for an even earlier departure the following morning.
We were on the road at 5am on April 2. Smooth going brought us South into Northern BC, fueling in Fort Liard along the way. Shortly after we reached the junction of the Alaska Highway and turned West.
With the beautiful snow capped Rockies ahead of us we approached Stone Mountain Provincial Park where the hill climbs started. Nothing too steep but a good dose of speed at the bottom definitely helped a fully loaded truck with an occasional misfire lol. I should mention the excellent cinnamon buns to be had at the Tetsa River Lodge before getting too deep into the Rockies. Located at mile 375, they bake a mean, sticky-gooey-mess.
Next came Muncho Lake and the Liard River Hot Springs. Even though we were rushing to get to Whitehorse before dark, we took a brief, much-needed soak. The facilities are excellent and the hot springs had a great atmosphere. Our sore rear ends were thankful! We highly recommend this stop.
Refreshed for the final push we headed off again, stopping next in Watson Lake for gas and a bite to eat at Kathy's Kitchen. Onward to Teslin we went, and finally Whitehorse. We even made it well before dark, arriving in town around 8pm. Google maps shows 1,378km at 23 hours from Fort Simpson to Whitehorse... it was a solid 15 hours for us including the stops. But we had get there itis. A more realistic day of driving, taking time to enjoy what you want along the way would be to start from Fort Nelson, BC instead of Fort Simpson, NT like we did.
Although we were rushed, the drive was amazing and we did our best to take as much in as we could. We made the video to give us something to look back on down the road, pun intended :).
Filmed, edited, and uploaded on an iPhone SE
Fort Simpson Flying
My first float season flying in around the Nahanni National Park and NWT, Canada.
Nahanni National Park Reserve - Northwest Territories, Canada
Nahanni National Park Reserve is located in Canada's Northwest Territories, and protects a portion of the Mackenzie Mountains Natural Region.
Join Ted Grant - owner of Simpson Air, on an aerial tour of the area. Grant has been has been flying over the Nahanni National Park Reserve since 1976, and the view from his piston engine DeHavilland Beaver provides a spectacular view.
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나하니 국립공원을 방문하는 여행객들은 대부분 버지니아 폭포를 목적으로 이곳을 찾는다. 캐나다에서 가장 큰 폭포이자 풍부한 유수량으로 언제 찾아도 하얗게 뒤덮는 폭포수와 자욱한 물안개의 장관을 볼 수 있다. 강 위로 비행기가 무사히 내려앉았다. 이곳에서부터 걸어서 나하니 국립공원을 살펴볼 수 있다. “나하니 국립공원에 오신 걸 환영합니다” 국립공원 투어가 끝나면 다시 저 비행기를 타고 포토 심슨으로 돌아가야 한다. 이곳엔 숙소도 없고 숙박도 금지돼 있다. “저희는 지금 수상비행기 정박장에 있고요. 나무 산책길을 따라 여러 포인트에서 경치를 관람하기 위해 내려갈 거예요” 자연 보호를 위해 관광객들의 동선을 최소화한 곳이다. “제 이름은 파울린입니다, 여러분의 가이드가 될 것입니다. 이쪽은 제 동료인 타미고요 타미는 여러분의 뒤쪽에 있을 거예요” 모든 길은 육지와 떨어진 채 놓여진 나무 산책길을 따라 간다. 이곳 버지니아 폭포 주변엔 타이가 기후에 사는 지의류와 희귀한 난초종들이 자생하고 있다. 그리고 이곳엔 고산 툰드라 지대의 대표적인 식물군들이 자라고 있다. “이 공원에서 5년 정도 일 했어요” “행복한가요?” “뭐라고요?” “행복하세요?” “네, 이곳에서 일하는 게 정말 좋아요” “왜요?” “저는 헤니빗 강 아래에 있는 나하니 뷰트라는 작은 마을에서 왔는데요. 어려서부터 이 공원에 자주 왔거든요” 버지니아 폭포가 가까워질수록 웅장한 소리가 들려온다. “저렇게 흐르는 강의 흐름을 슬루즈 박스라고 하는 데요. 보시면 모양이 금 채취판처럼 생겼습니다” 폭포수 위로 빨래판같이 생긴 물결이 인다. 96미터 높이의 낙하가 이뤄지기 전, 바닥에 쌓인 돌과 바위로 인해 물결이 거칠어진다. 이곳에서부턴 추락에 주의해야한다. 버지니아 폭포를 한 눈에 볼 수 있는 전망대로 향하는 길. “이곳이 버지니아 폭포인데요 유명한 전설이 있어요. 오래전에 여러 부족이 살았을 때 두 부족이 서로 싸웠어요. 그 중 한 부족이 승리한 이 후 두 소녀가 버지니아 폭포에서 토끼주전자를 발견하는데 실제로 그곳에 온천이 있었다고 전해져요. 그때부터 비지니아 폭포는 행운을 뜻하죠” 원주민들은 ‘큰물이 떨어진다’라는 뜻으로 이곳을 ‘네일리초’로 불렀다. 하지만 1928년, 지질 조사를 위해 찾은 탐험가, 펜리헌터가 딸 이름, 버지니아를 이 폭포에 붙이면서 세계로 알려졌다. 파울린이 우리를 위해 특별한 장소로 안내해 준다. 폭포수 가장자리, 절벽 위. “순수한 자연이네요” “저 밑으로 강을 향해 내려가는 여행자들을 여기서 볼 수 있어요” “아름답네요!” 대자연을 향한 인간의 도전은 끝없이 이어진다. 나는 이곳에서 살아있는 자연이 우리에게 주는 선물, 감동과 경이를 느꼈다.
[English: Google Translator]
Most of the visitors to the National Park visit here for the purpose of Virginia Falls. It is Canada's largest waterfall, with abundant water flow, and you can see waterfalls and foggy waterfalls that are covered in white. The plane landed safely on the river. From here you can walk and see the national park. I welcome you to the National Park. When the tour of the National Park is over, you should take the plane back to the photo Simpson. There are no accommodation here and no accommodation. We're in the seaplane right now. I will go down to see the scenery at several points along the wood promenade. It is the place where tourists' movement is minimized to protect nature. My name is Pauline, and I will be your guide. This is my colleague, Tami Goyo, Tommy, who will be behind you. All the roads follow a tree promenade away from the land. Around Virginia Falls here, lichens and rare orchid species live in Taiga Gifu. And here are some representative flora of the alpine tundra. I've been working in this park for about five years. Are you happy? What? Are you happy? Yes, I really like working here. Why? I'm from a small town called. I've been to this park often since I was a kid. The closer I get to Virginia Falls, the louder I can hear it. The flow of that river is called the sleus box. Looks like a gold-plated plate when you see it. There is a washboard-like wave over the waterfall. Before the 96-meter-high fall, rocks and rocks build up on the floor. Be careful of the fall from here. A path to the observatory with a view of Virginia Falls. This is Virginia Falls. There is a famous legend. When the tribes lived a long time ago, the two tribes fought each other. After one of the tribes won, the two girls found a rabbit kettle at Virginia Falls, and it was reported that there was actually a hot spring there. From that point on, Bijinia Falls means good luck. Aborigines called this place Nileshiko in the sense of 'the big falls'. But in 1928, an explorer who discovered the geological survey, Penryn Hunter, was known to the world as he put his daughter, Virginia, on the waterfall. Paulin leads us to a special place for us. Waterfall edge, above cliff. It's pure nature. Here you can see the travelers down to the river. It's beautiful! The human challenge for nature leads endlessly. I felt the present, the excitement and the wonder that living nature gives us here.
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■클립명: 북미018-캐나다-15-16 물안개가 장관인 버지니아 폭포
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 오성민 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2018년 2월February
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