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3 Best Yellowknife Hikes

The trails worth the airfare.

The 3 most popular yellowknife hikes. The trails that draw the most hikers, with the distance, the time on your feet, the cost and who guides them.

3 Best Yellowknife Hikes

5 Hours Small Group Hike at Cameron Falls - Hotel pickup in Yellowknife: small-group comfort starts before the trail
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5 Hours Small Group Hike at Cameron Falls

1.5 Hours Small Group Hike at Cameron Falls

Small-group hike to Cameron Falls, then BBQ lunch by Madeline Lake with lodge rest and optional kayaks from Yellowknife.

Most Popular★ 4.5

“The hike was moderate with lots of elevation gain. Our guide, Mo, was very patient with us and allowed us to take a breather whenever we needed one. And the hike was well worth it once we reached the falls. The BBQ lunch was awesome as we got hungry after the hike. We got to…”

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Yellowknife Cameron Waterfalls Nature Hiking - Pickup From Your Hotel and Why a Private Group Helps
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Yellowknife Cameron Waterfalls Nature Hiking

2.Yellowknife Cameron Waterfalls Nature Hiking

Hike to Cameron Falls in Yellowknife with an expert guide, wildlife spotting, snacks, and hotel pickup for $72.68.

★ 5.0

“We have a great hike at the Cameron Fall. Lovingson has been a great tour guide and explained to us different type of plants that can be used for tea or jam. Not only he gave us a good hiking tour, we learnt a lot about Yellowknife from him.”

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Cameron Falls Hiking Tour - The Cameron Falls Trail: What the Walk Feels Like
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Cameron Falls Hiking Tour

3.Cameron Falls Hiking Tour

Guided hike to Cameron Falls from Yellowknife with boardwalks, bear bells, and a picnic-style lunch on the trail.

★ 5.0

“The hike is over a lot of Canadian Shield rock and it had rained, so the rocks were slippery. The trail was interesting and covered both rocky areas and some with wooden paths and bridges. We had a helpful guide who pointed out the fauna, like chaga mushrooms and juniper, and talked about how indigenous…”

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