Nahanni National Park Reserve

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Mystery surrounds the Nahanni National Park Reserve, where in 1906, the gold-mining McLeod brothers were found decapitated near the river. Nine years later, another prospector named Martin Jorgenson suffered the same fate. Then a trapper named O’Brien. And the mystery may have begun many years before: No one knows why an entire tribe of nomadic folk called Naha vanished long before the prospectors came.

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Geographic Information

Address:
Nahanni National Park Reserve
Fort Simpson, NT
Canada


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GPS:
61.50069730000001, -125.50046950000001
Region:
Fort Smith Region

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