Yellowknife Ice Road and Snowmobiling 2 Days Adventure Pack

From CAD $200.00
  • Duration: 2 Days (approx.)
  • Location: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
  • Product code: CMBIRSM
The Yellowknife Ice Road and Snowmobiling 2 Days Tour Combo offers an exhilarating opportunity to immerse oneself in the breathtaking winter landscape of Canada’s Northwest Territories. Over the course of this two-day adventure, participants embark on an exciting journey along an annually constructed ice road, which connects the city to an indigenous village, allowing for a unique cultural interaction and stunning views over the frozen terrain. On the second day, thrill-seekers can dive deeper into the natural beauty of the region during a guided snowmobiling adventure across Yellowknife's backcountry and the expansive Great Slave Lake. This combination of activities not only showcases the remarkable winter scenery but also engages travelers in the rich traditions and stories of the local communities. As you carve through the pristine snow and connect with the vibrant culture of Yellowknife, this tour promises an unforgettable experience of Canada's wintry wonders.


Package Inclusions

  • Guided Ice Road Tour
  • Guided snowmobiling experience
  • Round trip activities transportation
  • Use of snowmobile equipment 
  • complimentary hot beverages on snowmobile tour
Exclusions
  • Anything not listed on inclusions
  • Meals
  • Travel insurance (recommended)
Package Itinerary


Day 1: Ice Road Adventure (1.5 hours) @ 2:00pm

The Thrilling Ice Road Expedition across Great Slave Lake offers an unparalleled adventure that combines breathtaking beauty with a touch of daring. Beginning with a convenient hotel pickup, participants are introduced to the journey through a comprehensive safety briefing provided by experienced guides. As the expedition sets off toward the Yellowknife Dettah Ice Road, travelers are captivated by the stunning landscapes that unfold around them. Upon reaching the ice road, guests gain the unique opportunity to be drive on the frozen surface, making occasional stops to capture the enchanting scenery and the pristine environment that surrounds them. The journey extends to a drive around the indigenous village of Dettah, where the guide shares valuable insights into the rich culture and traditions of the local community. The expedition culminates with a stop for photography near the boathouse and the Snow Castle, a majestic structure that is only open in March (prior to March guest can experience construction phases of The Snow Castle) offering a glimpse into its impressive construction before that time. After an unforgettable day of exploration, participants are safely returned to their hotels, carrying with them cherished memories of their exhilarating ice road adventure.


Day 2: Snowmobiling Adventure (1.5 hours) @ 11:00am or 1:00PM

Embarking on a snowmobile adventure on Great Slave Lake promises an exhilarating experience that uniquely combines the beauty of nature with the thrill of exploration. Your journey begins with a scheduled hotel pickup, where you'll be greeted by a licensed guide who shares exciting information about what lies ahead. Upon arriving at the snowmobile facility, participants receive a comprehensive safety briefing and are equipped with essential safety gear to ensure a secure and enjoyable ride. Once prepared, adventurers can set off on modern, hand-heated snowmobiles, navigating the stunning backcountry trails that connect Great Slave Lake to the charming city of Yellowknife. Along the way, your guide will make several stops for breathtaking photography opportunities and provide free time to roam at a relaxed pace in a safe, secluded area of the lake. The adventure concludes with a thrilling ride through boat houses and a majestic snow castle, before returning to the starting point. To warm up after the excitement, complimentary hot beverages await, and participants are then dropped off at their hotels, reflecting on an unforgettable day spent embracing the winter wilderness.

Minimum: 4 participants