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Winter Journey accross Tursujuq Park

-Tursujuq-

Parc national Tursujuq offers the perfect expedition at the cross road of adventure, winter sports and Inuit traditional activities. This expedition will make you discover the pleasures of arctic winter yet in the comfort of our rustic camps and well oiled logistic. This beautiful itinerary will take you by skis or snowshoes and snowmobile off the beaten trails on inuit land. You will discover a unique territory accross hills and mountains, snow fields and plateaux, immense frozen land and bucolic forests. For 7 days and 6 nights, you will partake in a nomadic journey through the park in the company of Inuit guides.

Activities
Alpine snowshoe
Trekking
Landscape and Wildlife Observation
Nordic Cross-country Skiing
Photo Safari
Departure from pavilion
Departure time © Anna-Kim Pagé Cornforth
On our way to Isuani
On the way to Isuani © Josie Jr. Tumic
Isuani
Panneau d'interprétation à Isuani © Anna-Kim Pagé Cornforth
Ski around Sukkuk
Ski autour de Sukkuk © Anna-Kim Pagé Cornforth
Lagopèdes
Lagopède © Anna-Kim Pagé Cornforth
Nastapoka
Chutes Nastapoka © Adam Lemay Gaudet
Two Lakes valley
Vallée des Deux Lacs© Mina Tookalook Crow
Tasiujaq in Winter
Lac Tasiujaq © Mina Tookalook Crow

What You Need to Know

Throughout your journey, park staff will provide for your comfort and safety. Stops are planned for your convenience and, in particular, to share hot, energizing tea (a traditional drink north of the 55th parallel) and typical snacks with your guides. The meals listed in the itinerary are those normally provided during this expedition. In accordance with northern realities, meals may be adjusted depending on local availabilities. Providing opportunities to sample traditional foods is nonetheless a key goal of your Inuit guides. ​In Nunavik, the weather is constantly changing. Expeditions may be adjusted to take into account current conditions. The expertise and know-how of your guides will maximize your adventure experience. Flexibility and the ability to adapt to a modified timetable and activities are important prerequisites for travellers in Nunavik parks and an authentic element of your northern experience. Finally, due to the size of Parc national Tursujuq, long distances are normally travelled by snowmobile. An honest personal assessment of your physical condition for this activity is required; snowmobile operation skills are not a prerequisite.

Notes

Price per peson, before taxes. Preferential prices for JBNQA beneficiaries, 2 participants are needed to guarantee departure, contact us to join a group. ​Although hunting and trapping are strictly prohibited into the National Parks of Quebec, Inuit have the right to prac​tice their subsistence activities throughout Nunavik, including the parc national Tursujuq. Thus, witness a group of Inuit hunting caribou, ringed or trapping foxes may be part of the Nunavik parks' experience.​ Your luggage should not exceed 50lbs. The transportation of your gear will be done by snowmobile. Howver, you will be in charge of your bagpack for the day (30L) with your snacks, thermos, water bottle and warm clothing.

Safety

All the expeditions led by Tursujuq national park team can be followed day by day through daily satellite positioning. The team can contact the park staff anytime with a satellite phone. It's part of visitor​​s responsibilities to plan their own safety: training to prepare your trip and having the proper insurance is part of it. Therefore, we strongly advise visitors to take an insurance policy covering air evacuation costs.​​

Winter

Dates in 2021
March 20-26

Equipment, winter clothing, food: we take care of everything!

Group of 6 to 8 participants​

What's included ?
•​ Transfers to the park
•​ Access fees in the park and camping fees
•​ Snowmobile transportation
•​ 6 breakfasts, 7 lunchs and 6 suppers
•​ 6 nights at the shelters ​/ Traditional accommodations
•​ Cultural activities
•​ Camping equi​​pment ​ ​
•​ ​Snowshoes and nordic ski equipment ​

Please ask for our documents and information equipment

Information
1-819-331-5454

info@nunavikparks.ca

What's new?
Collaborative experience canoeing on the George River
Collaborative experience canoeing on the George River
© Ricky Lyng Nunavik Parks is looking for participants to descend the George River in Ulittaniujalik
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