Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
