Dogsledding in Churchill during polar bear season or northern lights season is an incredible experience. Wapusk Adventures and owner Dave Daley provide the thrills with the iconic Ididamile dogsled trip. Take a look at this sample of a great ride through the boreal forest.
Incredibly magical drone video of beluga whales in Nunavut’s Cunningham Inlet by twenty-four-year-old Arctic tour guide Nansen Weber. Over 2,000 beluga whales gather in this area near Resolute in the high Arctic. Churchill has nearly the same amount of beluga whales migrate to its estuaries in the Arctic summer. What a way to get a different perspective!
If you’ve ever wanted to touch a feisty beluga whale now is your chance! Churchill’s Arctic summer is on the horizon…just over those snowbanks…you know the ones that will continue to build throughout the rest of the winter…possibly up to the second story of some buildings in downtown Churchill proper. Yeah, maybe the horizon is somewhat in the distance but we can all start dreaming about a trip to Churchill to see thousands of beluga whales in the waters lapping the frontier town on the Hudson Bay. Have a look and come touch a beluga whale for yourself this summer!!
Winter has settled in to the Churchill region. Polar bears are out on Hudson Bay pack ice in search of seal meals in order to stockpile fat for energy supplies that will keep them alive during the ice free months on land. this is the life cycle of the king of the Arctic. Enjoy this look into their incredible lives!
Getting ready for the northern lights season in Churchill. This video is another fantastic display of aurora borealis in the north. Merry Christmas eve everyone and looking forward to another year of bringing you all the news and images of Churchill and the Arctic. Enjoy!
This amazing polar bear video filmed around Wapusk National Park in Manitoba near Churchill is just right to get everyone in the holiday mood. Watching these playful polar bear cubs interact with their mother and with each other really inspires the feeling of the coming season. With all the stress that accompanies the hustle and bustle of this time of year, watching this footage from Parcs Canada will surely put you in a relaxed mood. Enjoy!
