It is possible to hike further downstream from Cameron River Ramparts to Cameron Falls, a distance of 8 or 9 km. The trail is not well developed, but the river is relatively easy to follow and the route obvious. If you choose to follow the north (far) side of the river, you will have to cross it at the Ingraham Trail bridge at Cameron River Crossing (there is a foot bridge at Cameron Falls).
Tourism & Parks
Cameron River Crossing Territorial Park
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Cameron River Crossing is one of the many parks strung like beads along the Ingraham Trail. It is located approximately 56 km east of Yellowknife. On the south side of the Ingraham Trail where it crosses the Cameron River, there are picnic tables right at the water's edge. Over to the north of the road, follow boardwalks and a short, easy path to the Cameron River Ramparts waterfalls. |
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The nearest visitor information centre to the park is Northern Frontier Regional Visitors Centre in Yellowknife. Nearby Attraction is the Ramparts Waterfalls. |
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Yellowknife is 56 km to the west. |
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| Operational Season: | Cameron River Crossing Park is open from May 15th to September 15th. Trails within the park may be accessible on foot outside of those dates, but they will not be maintained clear of snow, and so you enter at your own risk. Services such as toilets and garbage removal are not provided outside the open season. |
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