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These self-guided expeditions include your flight from Montreal to a modern lodge in Ungava Bay in northern Quebec. From here you will have the help and expertise of the staff at the lodge to carefully plan your adventure. You choose your own route and the lodge will arrange the logistics such as drop off and pick up locations and food drops. Scheduled radio communication with the lodge will help to ensure a safe journey. There are several route options to choose from. You may decide to spend your entire time hiking along the Labardor Coast. This coast is a land where polar bears, whales and falcon thrive. Hiking along the coast you will watch the caribou from close up and see distant massive icebergs. You will discover a coast carved by ancient glaciers, passing beautiful sights such as Murphy Head and Whale Island. Following the shore of Kangalaksiorvik Fjord, you will discover some Thule campsites thousands of years old. Reaching Kangalaksiorvik Upper Lake, you will have the chance to observe a rare species of fresh water seal. Your exploration can be pushed even further by climbing Tower Mountain to revel in the magnificent panorama. For the adventurous paddler, you can combine hiking with an exploration of Nachvak Fjord by kayak or canoe. Or, for the avid mountain climber, the Torngat Mountains provide the challenge enjoyed by internationally experienced climbers. The Torngats are totally barren and some of the peaks even harbour small glaciers. Among the tallest peaks are Mount D'Iberville (5400 ft), Cirque Mountains (5100 ft) and Mount Cladonia (4700 ft). The choice is up to you and the goal is to provide you with professional services and expertise to make your ideal expedition a reality.
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| Season: July 10, 2010 to August 15, 2010 |
| Requirements: Backpack, sleeping bag and pad, all food, camping and cooking gear. Packing list will be supplied. Equipment rentals available for foam ground pads, sea kayaks, canoes, rubber rafts and plastic barrels. |
| Suggested Items: Camera, binoculars, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen. |
| Suggested Clothing: Warm coat, long sleeved shirt, fleece or wool sweaters, long pants, wind pants, rain gear, hiking boots, sneakers, hat, gloves, long underwear, wool socks. |
| Difficulty: Advanced/Difficult |
| Restrictions: The presence of polar bears along the coast is a concern so hiking/camping along the coast is not recommended. |
| Equipment Provided: Comprehensive CD Travel Planner with detailed pre-trip information, food air drop at your chosen location, scheduled radio communication with the base camp. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end in Montreal, Quebec. The package includes flight from Montreal to the Torngat Mountains. |
| Accommodations: Accommodations are in your own tent campsites along the route. Accommodations on the transfer days are in private cabins at the base lodge with hot shower facilities. |
| Meal Information: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included at the lodge during the transfer days. |
| Guide Information: Expertise and planning services included from a local lodge. |
| Weather Information: Summer temperatures will range from 0 to 20 degrees Celsius during the day. |
| Comments: This trip is within Torngat Mountains National Park Reserve and that all visitors must contact the park office and register prior to entering the park. Registration and safety information on the park will be supplied upon booking. |
| Trip Duration |
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10 days
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$4580.92 per person Longer trips are available for no extra cost. |
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