Mackenzie Trail

Mackenzie Trail refers to a historic route in Canada, named after explorer Alexander Mackenzie, who was the first person to cross North America by land to reach the Pacific Ocean. The trail was significant in the late 18th century for trade and exploration. It traverses parts of present-day British Columbia and Alberta, connecting various Indigenous territories and natural resources. The trail symbolizes the early exploration efforts that laid the groundwork for later economic and cultural exchanges in Canada, highlighting the importance of Indigenous knowledge and the natural landscape in shaping the region's history.