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Penelope Down the Mackenzie |
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Written by Ken Weagle & Clio Smeeton
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 The Mackenzie is Canada’s longest river, and between the time the ice breaks up until it freezes again, the entire river is navigable by shallow-draft commercial and recreational vessels. Join two intrepid adventurers as they explore the 1,600-kilometre, silt-filled river from its head at Great Slave Lake to Inuvik—in a 22' freighter canoe!
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