This season continues to early June when the ice breaks from the lakes. It is this time that ungulates are giving birth and viewing opportunities of cow moose are excellent around river islands. Fishing for lake trout is at its premium. By mid-June, rivers are in full flood, the Midnight Sun is brandishing the sky and it's greener now than at any other time of year. The hiking, fishing, camping and exploring season is heightening and will carry through to mid-September.
Wildlife viewing opportunities lessen due to the increased leaf cover.
Salmon enter the river systems to spawn and increased flora provides opportunity for those with botanical interests. Prospecting, hiking, Gold Rush history, First Nations history, natural history and camping play larger roles in our adventures. Autumn Shorter days, frosted nights and the fall winds bring the beautiful colours of autumn. The southbound return of waterfowl, the breeding cycle of the moose and caribou, the Harvest moon and the fervent scurry of all creatures great and small ready themselves for winter. Bulls are gathering harems of cows and moose calls can frequently be heard in the early morning and evening hours.