Ivwavik National Park

Ivvavik National Park is located in the very north of the legendary Yukon Province in Canada on the border with the American state of Alaska.

About seventy percent of Iwwavik's area is occupied by the British Mountains, and in the south the park ends with the famous Old Crow valleys. The territory of the national park was covered with glaciers and the landscapes of Ivwavik are distinguished by their uniqueness. The most popular tourist routes are along the Firth River, and numerous canoe and raft raft rafts are organized along the river itself.

The nature of Ivwavik Park is the Arctic and mountain tundra. Summer here lasts only two months, when you can fully enjoy this edge of the world, admire the local nature and the splendor of caribou deer herds.