Rugged peaks and braided rivers in the Peel Watershed, Yukon
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Rugged peaks and braided rivers in the Peel Watershed, Yukon
Here we are at one of Canada’s most pristine watersheds. With abundant untouched nature all around, the Peel Watershed has been at the centre of discussions with regards to land use planning. This region boasts some 68,000 square kilometres of rugged mountains, deep canyons, bustling rivers and a thriving wildlife population. Given its raw landscape intertwined with its breathtaking scenery, the Peel Watershed tends to draw serious backcountry adventure seekers.
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