How did First Nations get around?

First Nations people used a variety of methods to get around, depending on their geographic location and available resources. In many regions, they relied on canoes and kayaks for travel across rivers and lakes, while in others, they used dogsleds or toboggans in snowy areas. Additionally, they often traveled on foot, following established trails and seasonal routes to gather resources or trade with other groups. The use of these methods was closely tied to their understanding of the land and the environment.