The Hebron River is a perfect example of an ancient glacial river that formed when the ice sheet melted over 6,000 years ago. At its base, the valley is verdant and filled with an important diversity of wildflowers where black bears and caribou roam.

Deep in the Hebron Valley hides a narrow hidden Box Canyon. It is one of the most beautiful canyons in the region. Take the time to explore it on foot and soak up its fantastic landscapes. If you are keen on mountain hiking, the route of the Hebron Inner Fjord Valley and the North Ridge of the fjord will fascinate you with its postglacial landscapes and dizzying cliffs. 

These hiking trails bring together a great diversity of natural wonders – chams, gorges, waterfalls, ice bridges, colorful mountains, canyons and fjords. The most exciting way to visit the most scenic spots of the Hebron River and its inner fjord is to combine packrafting with mountain hiking.