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Fort Good Hope | Northwest Territories

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Region:

Sahtu

Known For:

Mackenzie River | Our Lady of Good Hope Church | Sahtu Dene culture | Mission history | Remote community | Northern traditions

Best For:

Cultural Heritage | Remote Travel | Northern Exploration | River Landscapes

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Mackenzie River

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The Mackenzie River, also known as Deh Cho (big river), is recognized for its historical significance of being one of the routes for transportation for delivering goods with trading posts all around the area to its other destinations in the North. It is the second-largest river in North America, after the Mississippi River. Still, it […]

The Ramparts of the Mackenzie

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The Ramparts of the Mackenzie, also known as Fee Yee, is the most incredible place for seeking outdoor adventures such as hiking and overseeing the scenic views of the Mackenzie River. By accessing through the cliffs of the Ramparts, it is also an unforgettable scenery of mountains, plateaus, and rapids. The Ramparts are also surrounded […]

Our Lady of Good Hope Church

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National Historic Site The church is the oldest in the North of Canada. The construction began in 1856 and ended in 1885 by a group of Oblate Missionaries. The church from the outside looks relatively unassuming, with a simple white design that you could see in many churches across the globe. What sets this church […]

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Arctic Circle Drum Monument

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The new Arctic Circle Drum Monument is the latest tourist attraction located on the geographical edge of the Arctic Circle that intersects outside of Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories and Coville Lake, Northwest Territories, by winter road. The significance of this monument is the symbolism that exhibits its diversification of communities and the captivating places […]

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