Twin Falls Territorial Park · Short walk
Louise Falls is the second named waterfall in the Twin Falls park landscape, associated with the campground along the Hay River. The gorge, falls and surrounding forest normally make this a multi-stop area.
Researched visitor guide · Checked October 2, 2026
Connecting riverside trail closed due to erosion; verify viewpoint access.
The current closure covers the riverside trail connecting Alexandra Falls, Louise Falls Campground and Escarpment Creek. Check separately whether the Louise viewing area is accessible; a campground listing is not confirmation that every trail is open. NWT Parks notes that the campground is not wheelchair accessible.
Plan from the current advisory rather than older descriptions of walking between the two falls. Treat each access point separately until the erosion closure is lifted.
An editorial assessment of published sources, not a firsthand review.
Twin Falls Territorial Park, Northwest Territories
60.50012, -116.21804
Official geographical feature point, not a trailhead. Source accuracy: 100 metres.
A waterfall coordinate is not a driving destination. Use the land manager’s directions to find an authorised entrance or trailhead.
Check the linked operator before travelling. Hours, fees, reservations, road access and closures can change after the research date.
No independently licensed site photograph is included yet. The source links above may provide official photo galleries.
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Náįlįcho is one of the defining landscapes of Nahʔą Dehé: the South Nahanni River surges over a huge drop within a protected wilderness of mountains, plateaus and deep canyons. The Dehcho First Nations’ connection to this land is central to understanding the place.
Visit planningRemote expedition or arranged flightseeing visit
Northwest Territories · Twin Falls Territorial Park
Alexandra is one of the two major Hay River waterfalls in Twin Falls Territorial Park. Its scale makes it a prominent South Slave landmark, but the normal viewing experience cannot be assumed while erosion restrictions remain in effect.
Visit planningViewing access affected by closure
Trails and viewing platforms listed closed due to erosion; checked October 2, 2026.
Northwest Territories · Kakisa
Lady Evelyn Falls forms a curved curtain of water near Kakisa. The waterfall’s shape and the surrounding river landscape make it a distinctive South Slave stop, even beside the region’s larger falls.
Visit planningShort trail from the parking area