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Town in Northwest Territories, Canada
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The town of Hay River is a town of 3,500 people (2017) in Northwest Territories (NWT) in northern Canada. It is a drivable northern destination for ice fishing and sport fishing.
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This museum details the history of Hay River and the Hudson's Bay Company in Old Town.
Specializing in steaks, burgers, seafood and local freshly caught fish from Great Slave Lake. Family-friendly atmosphere.
formerly She Takes the Cake
Coffee, food, local art & community events.
Chinese food.
Kitchenettes, executive suites, family rooms and standard single and double rooms.
One- and two-bedroom suites.
WiFi, fitness centre, laundry service.
By plane
By boat
In summer, you can sail across Great Slave Lake from Yellowknife.
By car is the best way, but taxis are not very expensive. Most areas are accessible if you don't mind walking.
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