11. Hiking to Cameron Falls near Yellowknife
5.0· 18 reviews· 4 hoursThree hours on foot through boreal forest and rock landscapes, with wildlife spotting opportunities and guided storytelling along the trail.
“Lovingson is a knowledgeable guide who is kind, approachable, and has a great sense of humor. He provided a wealth of information about Yellowknife's history, including details on cranberry, Labrador tea, and jack pine trees. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with him.”— limez2025
22. Two-night Northern Lights tour in Yellowknife with glass tipi stay
5.0· 3 reviews· 3 daysTwo nights with guided aurora viewing: first night aurora hunting by bus, second night at a glass tipi with amenities, including snacks and local guide expertise.
“Jessica and Inga provided an incredible experience in Yellowknife. Even though I missed the aurora borealis during the initial nights, the tour remained enjoyable and worthwhile. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for fun. Also, don’t miss the soup at the camp. Thank you for everything.”— Damian_J
33. Aurora hunting tour by bus in Yellowknife
5.0· 50 reviewsThree to four hours in a comfortable bus — small group sizes with expert guides revealing prime viewing locations for the Northern Lights.
“The departure time was well-timed for the sunset in April. With the lake still frozen, we traversed the ice road to view the Northern Lights. Our tour included three stops before returning to the hotel. The guide was incredibly friendly, took photos, and provided cocoa. We felt warm and cozy in the vehicle throughout the trip.”— norisen
44. Beginner snowmobile adventure in Yellowknife
4.9· 407 reviews· 2 hoursTwo hours on the trails with a guided tour — suitable for all ages, featuring heated gear and safe, comfortable snowmobiles.
“I had an amazing time! Liang was incredibly welcoming and showed great patience throughout the experience.”— noursN312KH
55. Traditional dog sledding experience in Yellowknife
4.8· 23 reviews· 2 hoursA 25-minute sled ride through winter landscapes, connecting with huskies and Dene culture, followed by bannock and hot drinks in a heated tent.
“This is a unique opportunity to experience dogsledding with people who are genuinely passionate about it. If you visit during the winter, be sure to take advantage of this incredible adventure.”— GoPlaces55290376063
66. Cameron Falls hike with lakeside BBQ lunch
4.7· 23 reviewsFive hours with a short hike to Cameron Falls, followed by a BBQ lunch at Madeline Lake with swimming and kayaking options.
“Our hiking trip was amazing! Mo, our guide, was caring, knowledgeable, honest, and friendly. He took the time to explain everything and later treated us to a delicious BBQ lunch. This has been my favorite trip in Yellowknife so far.”— Elaine_W
77. Ice fishing experience with lunch in Yellowknife
4.5· 71 reviews· 3.5 hoursSpend the day ice fishing in a comfortable cabin or warm tent, with traditional fishing techniques offered and lunch included.
“The experience was wonderful. Sai was fantastic and extremely friendly. Although none of us managed to catch a fish, we still had a great time. Sai prepared some Inconnu for us, which was delicious. I highly recommend this as a unique activity; it was a refreshing experience for us.”— T4622KEsofiab
88. Aurora hunting tour in Yellowknife
4.4· 9 reviews· 4.5 hoursFour hours of chasing the Northern Lights across various locations, including warm drinks and snacks with a local guide.
“The guide was very pleasant and accommodating. The driving was smooth, and I enjoyed snacks and hot chocolate along the way. Overall, the experience was enhanced by the guide's friendly demeanor.”— HANNA_K
99. Five-day Northern Lights adventure in Yellowknife
4.0· 4 reviews· 5 daysFive days, four nights — stay in a 4-star hotel, enjoy dog sledding and ice fishing, with a strong chance to see the aurora.
“We witnessed stunning auroras on 3 of the 4 nights during our stay in Yellowknife. Despite the extreme cold, the skies were clear, and I even spotted some shooting stars. Dressed in two pairs of snow pants and warm layers, I had no trouble standing outside for hours in -35 degrees, enjoying the beautiful views. I discovered that capturing time-lapse videos on my iPhone produces remarkable results. Seeing the auroras with my own eyes was an unforgettable experience. I might return next September before the lake freezes to see them again.”— Teresa_L
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