The Burnside River is frequenly referred to as the “wildlife river” as you are practically guaranteed top wildlife viewing and a classic Arctic adventure! Burnside River rafting trips in Nunavut, Canada are timed to coincide with the historic Bathurst Caribou migration. Photograph caribou, muskox, grizzly and wolves as well as rough-legged hawks, golden eagles and gyrfalcons. Hike through rolling tundra and cross the Arctic Circle. Be among the few to visit the Burnside River, an incredible tundra river and a remote wilderness gem.
Travel over 12 river days from the outlet of Kathawachaga Lake to the portage at Burnside Canyon near Bathurst Inlet, a journey of approximately 205 km (130 mi) with an elevation drop of 385 (1275 ft).
Trip Details
Duration
14 Days
Location
Burnside River
Season
June/July
Trip Type
Paddle
Nearest City
Yellowknife, NWT
Physical Condition Required
Fair
Destination(s)
Northwest Territories, Canada
Distance Traveled
205km
Rates
$7,031.00per personCurrency Converter (Rates shown are in US Dollars. Rates and terms are subject to change.)