Saskatchewan Travel & Adventure Guide

Exploring Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, is a journey into the heart of Canada’s northern charm and rich history. Walking through the Old Town reveals the city’s roots, with its colourful buildings, unique shops, and incredible views of Great Slave Lake. Float planes offer a unique glimpse into the transportation of this remote area. Dining at iconic spots like Bullock's Bistro, known for its fresh fish dishes, and the historic Wildcat Café, adds a delicious touch to the experience. A visit to the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre rounds out the trip with fascinating exhibitions on Indigenous cultures, northern wildlife, and the region’s mining history, making a visit to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories a destination full of discovery and great memories.

The Gut Conservation Area On The Crowe River

Part Of The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority

The Gut Conservation Area is a 400-acre location situated to the east of Apsley, ON. This area includes a parking lot, walking paths, a lookout point, and a staircase leading down to the gorge. The "Gut" is an expansive gorge where the Crowe River runs for approximately 230 meters. The crack that creates the gorge exceeds 30 meters in height and ranges from five to ten meters in width. The gorge offers a stunning view of this distinctive landscape.

Directions: From havelock, at Hwy 30 and 7, turn right on to County Rd # 46, Travel 42 km/ 26 Mi to within 50 meters of Hwy 504 intersection, turn right onto Lasswade Rd and travel 6 km/ 4mi, look for the Gut Conservation Area sign and turn right on road for 1 km/.6 mi to the parking lot.