Prior your departure, the group will meet for the final preparations and information session with your guides. By snowmobile, you will travel to Qurlutuarjuq camp, 100 km from Kangiqsualujjuaq. Frequent stops are planned along the route (about every 20 km) for tea, to observe key scenery and learn the Inuktitut names for the nearby mountains! Observe your guides as they keep a close eye on the land for wildlife. The quantity and species of animals encountered varies depending on the expedition. You will be deciding if you wish to ski the last 15 or 20 km to the camp. The route follows the Koroc River and the terrain is relatively flat. This first day of the expedition will allow you to validate your physical fitness for the north (cold temperatures, off-trail, no shelter from the wind, etc.).

• Meals: lunch en route (soup, crackers, wraps or sandwiches, bannock) (expedition foodstuffs carried in your backpacks) / supper at the Qurlutuarjuq camp (sausages, cheese, chicken, steak, fish, rice and vegetables).
​• Accommodations: Qurlutuarjuq camp

You will spend the next two days in the magnificent Qurlutuarjuq Falls sector. Activities will include exploration of the sector by skis or snowshoes. Be prepared for an arctic experience. From the Mount Haywood (732 m) sector, to the descent of the Naksarulak Creek or the nearby sacred Naskapi Caribou Heaven site, your guides will propose excursions to allow you to take full advantage of your cross-country adventure. ​

• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the Qurlutuarjuq camp (coffee, tea, cheese, cereal, toast, granola, fruit) / lunch onsite (soup, crackers, wraps or sandwiches, bannock) (expedition foodstuffs carried in your backpacks) / supper at the Qurlutuarjuq camp (sausages, cheese, chicken, steak, fish, rice and vegetables).
• Accommodations: Qurlutuarjuq camp

Departure by snowmobile for the Palmer River sector (1 hour) and the spectacular Napaartuit Isua site on the Koroc River. You will learn how to set up of traditional Inuit tents (tuppiks). The up-river excursion to the Quvviliuliniujaaluk sector is marking the gateway to the majestic Torngat Mountains. You will be able to explore by skis or snowshoes of the steeper slopes of the Palmer River.

• Meals : Breakfast at the Qurlutuarjuq camp (coffee, tea, cereal, porridge, scrambled eggs, fruit, toast) / lunch onsite (wraps, bannock, soup, sandwiches, crackers, cheese, sausages, salads, hot chocolate) (expedition foodstuffs carried in your backpacks) / supper prepared by your guides (lasagna, meat pies, pasta, prepared meat or fish) at the Napaartuit Isua site.
• Accommodations: Tent camping at the Napaartuit Isua site.​

Return trip along the Koroc River towards the Qamanialuk camp, in a cosy forested setting (60 km). Visitors may decide to ski the last 15 or 20 km along the river to the camp. For safety, guides will monitor (lead and tail snowmobiles) the excursion. The forested Qamanialuk camp is ready to receive winter-experience seekers; tents will already be set up. All camping equipment is provided. Downhill skiing may also be organized.

• Meals: Breakfast at the Napaartuit Isua site (coffee, tea, cereal, porridge, scrambled eggs, fruit, toast) / lunch onsite (wraps, bannock, soup, sandwiches, crackers, cheese, sausages, salads, hot chocolate) (expedition foodstuffs carried in your backpacks) / supper prepared by your guides (lasagna, meat pies, pasta, prepared meat or fish).
• Accommodations: Shelter design at the Qamanialuk camp.

Return trip by snowmobile to Kangiqsualujjuaq (4 hours) with frequent stops at scenic spots along the river. In Kangiqsualujjuaq, you will have time for a visit of the park's pavillion exihibit room to remember what you saw and learn during your trip before saying goodbyes.

• Meals: Breakfast at the Qamanialuk camp / lunch at the park pavilion or en route