Western Arctic Wildlife

There are exceptional opportunities to see wildlife in its natural environment in the Western Arctic. Hike on the treeless tundra to see migrating caribou. Herds of muskoxen can be seen and photographed on the Arctic islands. Grizzlies and polar bears are harder to spot, but Arctic wolves and foxes might wander into view. At an Inuvialuit summer camp on the shore of the Beaufort Sea you might spot beluga and bowhead whales as they cruise the coastline.

Western Arctic Wildlife Visitors might spot beluga along the shore or muskoxen or caribou on the tundra. Read More	Tuktut Nogait Experience the pristine Arctic, with its unique vegetation, wildlife and culture. Read More
Western Arctic Festivals For a taste of northern art and culture, join the fun at a local festival. Read More	Western Arctic Hiking There's plenty of open country, but outside the communities do travel with a knowledgeable guide. Read More
Mackenzie Delta Flightseeing Fly out with a local airline to see the magnificent Delta. Read More	Aulavik National Park Muskox are the prime draw on Banks Island. Estimates place the island population at more than 68,000. Read More

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Western Arctic Wildlife

Western Arctic Wildlife

Western Arctic Wildlife

Tuktut Nogait

Tuktut Nogait

Western Arctic Festivals

Western Arctic Festivals

Western Arctic Hiking

Western Arctic Hiking

Mackenzie Delta Flightseeing

Mackenzie Delta Flightseeing

Aulavik National Park

Aulavik National Park