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Welcome to Nunavik! Quebec’s Far North Host to four of the most spectacular national parks in Quebec, Nunavik shelters true gems of nature that are sure to delight fans of the great outdoors, whether hiking or even mountaineering, sea kayaking or white water rafting, backcountry skiing or snowshoeing
5 Things to Do in Nunavik, Quebecs Arctic Wilderness Nunavik, which means “great land” in the area’s Inuit language, covers almost 110 million acres and is the top third of the Province of Quebec, far into the arctic north It’s remote, and the large areas is home to only about 13,000 residents
Tourism, vacations, getaways in Nunavik - Bonjour Québec Nunavik is about one third the size of Québec, and similar in size to France! This territory, dubbed the Great North for its thousands of kilometres of tundra, boreal forest, mountains, rivers and lakes, offers adventure in its most authentic form
Nunavik - Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada Located along Hudson Bay and on the Ungava Peninsula, Nunavik is one of four Inuit homelands in Canada that make up Inuit Nunangat The political, cultural and economic administrations of Nunavik are managed by the Makivik Corporation
Nunavik Region in Quebec, Canada | Come Explore Canada The Nunavik region is a vast and remote area in northern Quebec, Canada It is home to the Inuit people and boasts stunning natural beauty, including the Torngat Mountains National Park, the Pingualuit crater, and the Hudson Bay coastline
Nunavik – Travel guide at Wikivoyage Nunavik (Inuktitut: ᓄᓇᕕᒃ) is the northernmost part of Northern Quebec It is the homeland of the Inuit people of Quebec For thousands of years, the Inuit have lived in this vast Arctic territory North of the 55th parallel, Nunavik covers some 500,000 km2 (190,000 sq mi), larger than the U S state of California
Indigenous Tourism Quebec - Region - Nunavik Nunavik is the legendary Far North, complete with polar bears, marine mammals, caribou, muskoxen, and larger-than-life landscapes A land like no other, where tundra and taiga are punctuated with majestic mountains, flowing rivers, and more lakes than you can count
The Region of Nunavik - The land - Nunavimmiuts - Avataq The vast area of Northern Québec now known as Nunavik [the place where we live] extends over 560,000 square kilometres For approximately 4000 years, various human groups occupied this territory
Land of the Nunavimmiut: Nunavik, Quebec | an Outpost Adventure Report Nunavik is one of the world’s last truly wild places Occupying the northernmost third of the province, the area is a wonderland of the untamed, with Arctic and sub-Arctic virginal vistas, taiga, tundra, forests, cliffs, mountains, rivers, ocean and unforgettable challenges