Information About Far North Trips

The Far North Trips take place in the North West Territories, Nunavut, Northern Quebec and Labrador






Check out some of the useful and interesting information below.

Sample Packing List
You've been dying to know, so here it is for a typical canoe trip

What about the food?
Nothing is better than a delicious meal made on an open fire...


Still have Questions?
Then come and see our Frequently Asked Questions about this trip.

Far North Whitewater Canoe Trips
21 Day Whitewater Canoe Trips
Ages 18+

Join PaddleFoot in the Far North for 21 days of adventure! Paddle through the northern cultural landscapes and wilderness ecosystems of Nunavut. Rich in history and wildlife, these rivers offer an experience equalled by no other. In the land of the midnight sun, we travel with the caribou, musk ox and falcons as we make our way through the arctic tundra.

Each summer we select a different river to travel and each choice offers a rare chance to explore the barrens of the north. These rivers are also a playground of class I - II rapids allowing participants to practice and hone their paddling skills. At the end of the day, enjoy delicious meals, time to relax around the campfire and the camaraderie of fellow paddlers!

All PaddleFoot trips are led by experienced guides who are certified Swiftwater Rescue Technicians and Wilderness First Responders. They are skilled paddlers and teachers who are happy to share what they know. They provide lessons and tips to improve your paddling and scouting as well as your wilderness travel and camping skills. You will appreciate their professionalism and their fun approach to life on the trail. See Our Staff page to learn more about our Guides.

PaddleFoot provides all of the top quality camping gear and all of the rescue and safety equipment for every trip. PaddleFoot Guides bring all of the food for making wonderful, nutritious meals. The deluxe menu includes plenty of fresh foods and a variety of meals that will surprise you. See Frequently Asked Questions for more information. All you have to bring is your clothing and personal gear – see our list of What to Bring.

This wonderful journey is a unique travel experience for adventurous people looking for an exciting way to explore Canada’s Arctic.

For information about this year’s river – give our
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