Spring Package

This spring, embrace the charm of Canada’s northern wilderness with Anu Outfitting, your doorway to life-changing outdoor experiences. Located in the center of the Great White North, Anu Outfitting provides a range of specially designed summer programs that entice adventurers, nature lovers, and explorers to experience one of the world’s most unspoiled and untamed landscapes.

You will be astounded by the variety of events and activities included in our spring packages. Determine which month would be ideal for your ultimate Northern Canadian experience by looking at the activities for each month.

All trips are for 7 days from the day you select as your arrival date.

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March

• Go on Long Qamutik Treks (wooden sled pulled by a snowmobile)
• Try Traditional Dog Sledding
• Build an Igloo
• Experience Rapidly Growing Days: Watch the days get longer by up to 15 minutes every day, completely transforming the town’s energy.
• Catch Late-Season Northern Lights
• Spot Winter Wildlife
• Participate in or watch traditional Inuit floor games, snowmobile races, and talent shows
• See Artcirq and Film Hubs: Visit the Isuma film studio
• Catch a local indoor training session by the world-famous Artcirq circus troupe.
• Ringed Seal hunting
• Meet Community Elders
• Learn from Community Elders
• Visit the Giant Inukshuk
• Experience Inuktitut Language
• Support Local Co-ops and Stores

April

• Go on a Qamutik Ride: Travel across the frozen ocean on a traditional wooden sled pulled by a snowmobile.
• Try Dog Sledding: Experience traditional Inuit travel with a working team of Canadian Inuit dogs.
• Fish for Arctic Char: Travel to frozen lakes or ocean channels to drill through thick ice and catch large char.
• Camp on the Sea Ice: Sleep in insulated tents on the frozen ocean under the bright spring sky.
• See the Rapidly Growing Days: Watch the darkness disappear as the community gains over 15 minutes of daylight every single day.
• Photograph the Endless Golden Hour: Enjoy stunning, long-lasting pink and orange sunsets that stretch out for hours across the white landscape.
• Spot Early Wildlife: Look for caribou on the tundra, ptarmigan in their white winter feathers, and polar bears hunting along the ice.
• Visit Historic Inuit Sites: Travel to nearby archaeological sites by snowmobile to see where ancient Thule people lived.
• Warm Up with Local Arts: Visit the Isuma film studio or watch the world-famous Artcirq circus group practice their acrobatics.
• Connect with Community Elders: Learn about traditional Inuit survival skills and map-making before the modern era.
• Ringed Seal hunting
• Explore Inuit Cinema
• Meet Community Elders
• Visit the Giant Inukshuk
• Experience Inuktitut Language
• Support Local Co-ops and Stores

May

• Journey to the Floe Edge
• Walrus Excursions (team up with Canada North Outfitting)
• Watch for Whales: See the first migrating pods of narwhals, belugas, and massive bowhead whales arrive at the ice edge.
• Look for Polar Bears: Keep an eye out for polar bears hunting for seals along the melting ice sheets.
• Go Deep-Sea Ice giant Arctic char Fishing
• Take Long Qamutik Treks (traditional wooden sled pulled by a snowmobile)
• Experience Spring Camping.
• Lose Track of Time: 24 hours of continuous daylight
• Photograph Arctic Mirages
• Watch the Landscape Melt
• Learn Arctic Survival Skills
• Visit Local Art Studios
• Ringed Seal Hunting
• Meet Community Elders
• Visit the Giant Inukshuk
• Experience Inuktitut Language
• Support Local Co-ops and Stores