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  1. Hay River NWT Travel Guide - Backcountry Canada Travel

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    Like many other small communities in the north, you cannot reach Hay River by public transportation. You will need a vehicle to visit the town and its surroundings. Take Mackenzie Highway #1 through Northern Alberta to Enterprise, Northwest Territories. When you get to Enterprise, take Highway #2 to Hay River.
    Welcome to Hay River, Northwest Territories. Hay River was known as the transportation hub of the North for its role in the growth of the Northwest Territories. While transportation still plays an important role today, this small town, which hugs the Southern shore of Great Slave Lake, is also a bustling hub of activity – the “Hub of the North.”
    Hay River is a year-round outdoor paradise about a half day’s drive from Yellowknife, Edmonton, Fort St. John or Grande Prairie. 1. Hit the beach Relax on a sunny sand beach stretching along the south shore of Canada’s second largest lake, Great Slave Lake. In summer enjoy over 20 hours of daylight.
    Hay River has one of the best golf courses in the north. Hay River is situated along the freshwater lake of Great Slave Lake and is surrounded by wilderness. Like many other small communities in the north, you cannot reach Hay River by public transportation. You will need a vehicle to visit the town and its surroundings.
  3. Hay River | Government of Northwest Territories

  4. If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy the beauty and bounty of nature, Hay River might be y… See more
    If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy the beauty and bounty of nature, Hay River might be your ideal destination. Located on the shores of Great Slave Lake, the second-largest lake in Canada, Hay River offers a variety of activities and attractions for all seasons. You can fish for trout, pike, and whitefish at the Fisherman's Wharf, explore the history and culture of the First Nations and the fur trade at the local museums and missions, or join the festive spirit of the Hay Day's festival in summer. In winter, you can marvel at the stunning northern lights, go snowmobiling, skiing, or ice fishing, or warm up at the indoor pool and arena. Hay River is a small town with a big heart, where you can experience the charm and hospitality of the North.