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From Montreal to Kangiqsujuaq

Kangiqsujuaq is the gateway to Parc national des Pingualuit. The airline companies First Air and Air Inuit offer scheduled service from Montreal, Quebec City and Ottawa to Kuujjuaq.

Air Inuit offers scheduled and charter flights from Kuujjuaq to Kangiqsujuaq.

For more information of First Air flights, visit www.firstair.ca.

For more information of Air Inuit flights, visit www.airinuit.com.

From Kangiqsujuaq to the Parc national des Pingualuit

In Summer:

The park is generally accessed via charter air service. A landing strip is located at Lake Manarsulik, close to Pingualuit Crater and the park's full-service camps.

A 90-km land access corridor also connects Kangiqsujuaq to the park. The corridor is open to experienced trekkers. Full-service camps are situated roughly every 30 km apart.

In Winter:

The access corridor is open to back-country skiers, snowmobiles and dogsleds.

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Nunavik Parks is dedicated to protecting the exceptional natural features and representative landscapes in Québec north of the 55th parallel. Conservation is promoted through recreational and educational activities for all levels of travellers. Nunavik’s parks offer adventurers genuine summer and winter getaway excursion opportunities, such as hiking, trekking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, dogsledding, snowmobiling, birding, bird watching, northern wildlife observation, Arctic exploration, Inuit culture experiences, as well as extreme and backcountry expeditions. Nunavik is a truly exhilarating travel destination. Common misspellings of Nunavik include Nunavuk, Nunavak. Nunavut, Nunavit and Nunavat. This site is designed and maintained by the Parks Section of the Kativik Regional Government.