Hottah'Tì

Hottah Lake lies in the lake country between Great Slave and Great Bear lakes. Its shores form part of a northern landscape of forest, wetlands and waterways used by Tłı̨chǫ people for hunting and travel. Families followed seasonal routes between fishing places and the barrenlands, where caribou migrated. Trails through this country later connected with fur-trading posts on Great Bear Lake and the Mackenzie River.