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Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park
General Information
Nestled in along the Trout River (Sambaa Deh in the Slavey language), Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park is located along Hwy 1 (km 325) between Fort Providence and Jean Marie River. Amenities include showers, potable water, playground, and a kitchen shelter (by reservation). Follow trails to spectacular views of both Sambaa Deh and Coral Falls, with a new viewing platform that overlooks the gorge or fish for Arctic grayling or pickerel.
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Address
Phone
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Amenities
Nearest community
Park Highlights
The Sambaa Deh Falls are visible from the highway bridge that crosses the river and the Coral Falls are ∼1.5 km upstream.
Coral Falls is named for the abundance of coral fossils that are washed down the raging river each year, making Coral Falls an exciting spot for fossil hunters.
Advisories
Camping
- 20 non-powered campsites
Activities
Special Notes
Accessibility
Unfortunately, this park is not wheelchair accessible at this time.
Nearby Attractions
Safety information
For general information about safety resources while in the Northwest Territories, check our Safety resources page.
It is important to avoid attracting wild animals to your campsite. Do not feed animals, and keep food, food waste, and anything else with a scent in a vehicle, hard-sided trailer, or bear-proof canister. Keep sites clean and dispose of garbage in designated receptables. Please inform park staff of wildlife sightings/encounters in the park. Get more info on staying safe in grizzly and black bear country.
Weather
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