The paries of Alberta to the south give way to a vast and sprawling rocky landscape with boreal forests that stretch endlessly with not much more than stone, wood and water. Lakes dot the horizon in the thousands with rivers feeding the deep waters and the incredible biodiversity of Great Slave and Great Bear Lakes.
The land eventually rises to the Mackenzie mountains and the river of the same name. The mighty Mackenzie river weaves makes its way across the land of the Dehcho, Sahtu, Gwich’in and Inuvialuit.