Western Arctic
Polar bears. Reindeer. Treeless tundra, sprawling to infinity. High Arctic islands, reaching toward the pole. Beluga. Muskoxen. An ocean, frozen in place, gleaming in the nightless spring. It’s all here, along with the people who call it home – the Gwich’in and Inuvialuit, who’ve thrived here for eons along the mouth of the Mackenzie River and the flanks of the Northwest Passage.
Western Arctic Region
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Come for a visit, turn right off the Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway after the Pingo Park, turn right again at the top of Reindeer Point Road. We have dog mushing tours, skidoo tours, our regular tea and bannock in the tent with storytelling, as well as hot meals for people doing tours to warm up. Read more…
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The Incorporated Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk has a great location for camping when visiting Tuktoyaktuk. The Campground is located right at the Arctic Ocean. We also offer a certificate for “Dipping your Toe” in the Arctic Ocean. For more information we have a Visitor Information Booth, that can give you as much information such as you would need such as, What Read more…
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Come for a visit, turn right off the Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway after the Pingo Park, turn right again at the top of Reindeer Point Road. We have dog mushing tours, skidoo tours, our regular tea and bannock in the tent with storytelling, as well as hot meals for people doing tours to warm up. Read more…
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The Incorporated Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk has a great location for camping when visiting Tuktoyaktuk. The Campground is located right at the Arctic Ocean. We also offer a certificate for “Dipping your Toe” in the Arctic Ocean. For more information we have a Visitor Information Booth, that can give you as much information such as you would need such as, What Read more…