10 Photos: Winter Backcountry Adventure in Nunavik
10 Photos from Nunavik’s Parc national Kuururjuaq
A cozy overnight in Qamanialuk Camp — hot tenting at its best.
Our home for night-one: a warm Inuit Tent, remote in the wilderness of Nunavik. (It wasn’t so warm after the fire burned out.)
Stopping for a rest, just above the spruce trees — and just before the wind hit!
Ned Annanack and Jari Leduc, two of our guides from Kangiqsualujjuaq.
Parc national Kuururjuaq expands for 4,461-sq-km in Nunavik’s northeast.
A sunset ski across the expanding-and-contracting ice of the Koroc River.
Local elder Susie Morgan jigs for Arctic char (which we would eat for lunch).
We stumbled across some dogsledders on a multi-day trip from Kuujjuaq.
Walking into a 60 km/h wind on “Caribou’s Big Hill,” deep in Kuururjuaq.
Contact Nunavik Parks for more information on guided trips into Parc national Kuururjuaq: [email protected].