Safari Lodge
    Nahanni National Park Reserve, Canada

    Little Doctor Lake Lodge

    A remote, fly-in wilderness lodge located east of Nahanni National Park Reserve, offering a comfortable base for fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing in the surrounding boreal forest. Guests can commonly see moose, black bears, and various waterfowl, experiencing the tranquility of the NWT wilderness.

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    Latitude

    61.737000

    Longitude

    -121.508000

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    Little Doctor Lake Lodge in Nahanni National Park Reserve

    Activities

    eco_lodge

    Tank Filling

    luxury

    Nearest Airport

    Virginia Falls Seaplane Base

    CFV5
    33 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Edmonton International Airport

    YEG
    1200 km away
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