You may photograph musk oxen or caribou, catch an Arctic char, or paddle a canoe in the magic light of an Arctic evening. You'll hear stories of the Inuit, or of the early explorers. You may visit campsites used by the Franklin expedition in 1821. And, you'll get to know the gentle Inuit who make this harsh land their home. The schedule is guided by weather and ice conditions, the interest of the group, and the wildlife.
Accommodations are comfortable, even luxurious by Arctic standards.
Guided walks and natural history interpretation are combined with lectures, demonstrations of traditional clothing and tools, stimulating conversation, and evening hikes or quiet reflection. Bathurst Inlet Lodge also offers canoe expediting on Arctic rivers, and a teachers' course in northern studies. Enquire for details. Kayaking Sailing Helicopter Skiing Northern Light Viewing Canoe Trips Site designed and maintained by World Web Technologies Inc .