So, you’ve finished hiking the Akshayuk Pass and your adrenaline’s still pumping
Written by Up Here
Bingo in Pang: Pack your dauber and tune in to radio bingo. Photo courtesy of Sarah on the Road.
Pond Inlet has more going on than jaw-dropping natural landscapes
Written by Up Here
Quest's Best: You can help hoist the winner of the Nunavut Quest into the air in Pond Inlet in late-April. Photo by Clare Kines.
Guests at Aurora Village, the resort just outside Yellowknife, make the most of the cold
Written by Up Here
Stay Warm: Tourists view the aurora from a heated pod. Photo courtesy of Aurora Village.
Three ways to get out to the East Arm
Written by Up Here
FLIGHT-SEE: See the East Arm from the sky. Photo by Pat Kane
Don’t let being away from home keep you from a home-cooked meal in Yellowknife
Written by Up Here
THE FISH PIC: Everyone comes home from the NWT with one. Photo by Paul Vecsei/NWTAT.
Take a drive through one of the only regions in the NWT where roadtrips are possible year-round
Written by Up Here
Dip In: Kayakers converge in Fort Smith every August long weekend for Paddlefest. Photo by Darren Roberts/ NWTAT.
Where to dine if you want to sample Nunavut cuisine
Written by Up Here
Photo by Hannah Eden/ Up Here.
Rest easy at one of Yukon’s top glamping sites
Written by Katharine Sandiford
Photo courtesy of Traveling Light B&B
With more people making stops in the coastal communities of Canada’s Arctic, what do cruise ship passengers and locals hope to get out of the experience?
Written by Elaine Anselmi
Le Boreal moored off of Gjoa Haven. Photo by Elaine Anselmi
