Tourism Information
https://spectacularnwt.com/destinations/western-arctic/inuvik-tuk-highwayThese sites will help to answer most of your questions about visiting the NWT:
http://www.spectacularnwt.com/
www.iti.gov.nt.ca/tourismparks/
nwtparks.ca/road-campground-guide
https://ykonline.ca/category/visiting-yellowknife/
NWTRA Ride the Mackenzie/Yellowknife Highway Brochure
If you're riding to Yellowknife, you can pick up a 3-day Visitor's Parking Pass and not get a parking ticket!
Thinking of braving the Liard Highway?
http://spectacularnwt.com/destinations/dehcho/deh-cho-travel-connection
http://www.themilepost.com/highway-info/highways/deh-cho-route
Or the Dempster Highway?
spectacularnwt.com/destinations/western-arctic/dempster-highway
Or the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway?
https://spectacularnwt.com/destinations/western-arctic/inuvik-tuk-highway
Check out this new company, who's vision is to see the Beaufort-Delta Region of Canada's western arctic become the dream destination for motorcycle adventure enthusiasts from around the world.
Arctic Motorcycle Adventures
Road information
Visit the Department of Transportation's website for Road Info, Ferry Info, Tourism, etc. It is highly recommended that you visit this site before planning your trip. Here's a link to the Explorer's Map, you'll want to note the rest stops and distances between gas stations (316km from Fort Providence to Yellowknife). The Mackenzie River Bridge is open so the ferry is no longer an issue there, but be careful on the cattle gates and watch for bison!
Alberta highway cameras
NWT's only highway camera
To get detailed driving directions to Yellowknife, see the Google map above, visit MapQuest.
Or check out this detailed list of gas stops page.
See the Drive Alive 'Watch Out For Bison' brochure here.
Camping?
True Stories
Looking for things to do in Yellowknife? Some ideas here.
Thinking about riding up? Here are some links to others who've already made the trip.
RIDERSWEST article about riding the Deh Cho
h marc lewis' trip from Seattle to Yellowknife
Neal Peart's (of a little band called Rush, maybe you've heard of them?) trip
