Auyuittuq National Park in Pangnirtung

Hiked in from the Pang side. Well worth the hike, you’ll definitely have glacier fed rivers to cross and get wet in - but it’s refreshing. The Viking mountain views are epic.

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Auyuittuq National Park is a national park located on Baffin Islands Cumberland Peninsula, in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, the largest political subdivision of Canada. The park was initially known as Baffin Island National Park when it was established in 1972, but the name was changed in 1976 to its current name to better reflect the region and its history. It features many terrains of Arctic wilderness, such as fjords, glaciers, and ice fields. Although Auyuittuq was established in 1972 as a national park reserve, it was upgraded to a full national park in 2000.

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Neat and poggers

Puse un chiringuito en un iglú y empecé a vender refrescos a buen precio, cubitos gratis, pero por lo que fuera, el negocio no prosperó. El cierre definitivo vino a partir de un robo inesperado en mitad de una de esas noches que duran siete meses. Los mangantes en cuestión abrieron un boquete en mi establecimiento, usando un secador de pelo, y se llevaron todo el activo líquido que encontraron, el cual sin embargo no era mucho al estar a - 50 °C, hay que decir .

beautiful park, one of my favorites

meraviglia delle meraviglie

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In 1975 along with my father and his best friend, Jack Higgins and his son Glen, I helped to build the base camp for "Penny Ice cap National Park (now Auyuittuq National Parkin Pangnirtung. I heard that most of it vanished in a wind storm shortly after we left. Does anyone have images or information on what is there now?

amazing nature is seen in all its splendor

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Beatiful please

Fantastic scenery. Will go again.

I cant begin to describe how gorgeous this park is. Be prepared to hike some difficult paths, but the rewards are glaciers and blueberries and the most amazing views in every direction.

Beautiful, quiet, secluded, mountainous landscape with river crossings, and fresh glacier water. Ive done the hike twice up to Windy Lake from Pangnirtung Pass. To enter the park you must pay an outfitter to drive you in by boat. There are areas that are very windy, and the terrain changes throughout - from moss, sand, boulders, and sometimes icy - be prepared for wet feet throughout the hike. The Parks Canada staff are local Inuit who are very informative and you need to watch a Polar Bear Safety video prior to departure. An absolute great time!

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Auyuittuq National ParkLocated on eastern Baffin Island between the communities of Pangnirtung and Qikiqtarjuaq, Auyuittuq (pronounced ‘ow-you-we-took’National Park is the most accessible national park in Nunavut and the most popular for both short visits and extended ones.Visitors discover a landscape that is 85 percent rock and ice, dominated by steep and rugged mountains, with vast glaciers and powerful rivers.Most hikers and skiers follow Akshayuk Pass, a 97 kilometre (60 miletraditional Inuit travel corridor that traverses the park. It starts at sea level and rises to 420 metres (1,378 ft.at Summit Lake, a picturesque area framed by towering granite peaks. Skiers and backpackers can do the entire traverse starting at theQikiqtarjuaq end, or do a return trip fromPangnirtung to Summit Lake and back

A beautiful part of Canada. It took us 8 days to hike the 100km Akshayuk Pass. Memorable experience.

Remote and absolutely stunning.

Мне так и не довелось побывать в этом парке, но мне повезло наблюдать его красоты в самолете с высоты птичьего полета. Очень и очень красивая природа, завидую жителям Канады. Честно говоря, я такой красоты не видел ни до ни после. Всем туристам, которые планируют посетить Американский континент настоятельно рекомендую посетить этот парк, а если Вы сейчас покупаете билет на самолет в Канаду, США или Мексику, то узнайте маршрут полета, если он проходит через Парк Оюттук, то Вам повезет так как мне))).

Beautiful rugged scenery

Beautiful!

Great hike in the pass with some many different terrains and breathtaking views.

Expansive park that gives you the truest feeling of insignificance and remoteness. The landscape is disproportionately vast compared to the human in it. Huts are cozy and the tussocks will give your thighs a work out. Its all worth it for the journey into this park.

Die Gebirge sind traumhaft

So nice

Suka sekali

Deve ser bom

es muy lindo