Arctic Nature Tours
153 Kelsey Blvd. CHURCHILL, MB R0B 0E0
Feel the exhilaration of flying through the boreal forest on a dogsledding adventure you’ll never forget. Snuggle under a blanket for the ride or grab the reins, either way the energy of a team of friendly dogs is contagious. All dogsled experiences include an opportunity to learn about the cultural and historical importance of dogsledding.
From fur traders to mail carriers, the dogsled was the most convenient way to travel across the snow. Dogsledding represents an authentic northern experience. You’ll get the chance to learn how the mushers care and raise their kennels and you will even be able to interact with some of the dogs, who each have a distinct personality. In the summer months, the dogsled is replaced by a cart on wheels. See the landscape bursting with the colour of thousands of blooming wildflowers.
Dog sledding at a replica trappers camp and learn about northern culture in Churchill. We offer a true northern dog sled experience with our 'Ididamile' tours offered year round to Churchill tourists.
If your idea of a vacation tends to deviate from the norm of beach-lazing days, it’s time to clue into a total gem right here in Manitoba.
As far as once-in-a-lifetime wildlife viewing goes, Churchill tends to appear at the top of the list. This remote area of northern Manitoba draws in avid wildlife photographers and enthusiasts like moths to a flame – and it keeps them coming back time and...
Dog sledding at replica trappers camp and northern culture in Churchill. We offer a true northern dog sled experience with our 'Ididamile' tours offered every year round to Churchill tourists.
The Churchill area is a world-renowned hotspot for birding. In spring and fall, avid birders flock here to see the 250+ species of birds that nest or pass through Churchill on their annual migrations.
Tundra and taiga provide habitat for native birds, including a large variety of hawks and falcons like the gyrfalcon and peregrine falcon. Snowy owls are common, as are tundra swans, terns and gulls. Birders search for harlequin ducks and the rare Ross’s gull for the potential sighting of a lifetime.
Other wildlife that you can see in Churchill include Arctic hare and ptarmigan – both snowy white in the winter and grey-brown in summer. Artic fox is another animal whose coat changes depending on the season. The red fox, as well as its cousin the cross fox, can also be seen in Churchill. Keep an eye open for the siksik, a ground squirrel that lives in the rocky landscape of the north. Other possible animal sightings on the tundra include wolverine, moose, caribou and wolves.
Pre-packaged tours to Churchill will include activities and visits to Churchill’s top sites built into the itinerary. If you’re doing a DIY trip to Churchill, there are a variety of other tours to choose from to expand your northern experience. Please remember to be polar bear safe – this means exploring with an experienced guide.
Get a bird’s eye view of the landscape and the wildlife that call this place home from a helicopter tour. These customized 60- and 90-minute tours are adapted to the animals’ migration patterns. During the fall, helicopter tours are a great way to cover a lot of distance for watching polar bears. In the summer, an aerial vantage point showcases the huge number of beluga whales in Hudson Bay and the Churchill River estuary.
Dog sledding at replica trappers camp and northern culture in Churchill. We offer a true northern dog sled experience with our 'Ididamile' tours offered every year round to Churchill tourists.
Dog sledding at replica trappers camp and northern culture in Churchill. We offer a true northern dog sled experience with our 'Ididamile' tours offered every year round to Churchill tourists.
Churchill is a unique town, built in a unique place. Learn about the places and people that make this place special on a half or full day tour. Depending on the operator, these tours may take place on a small bus or in passenger vehicle.
Join a group for a short hike out to the MV Ithaca shipwreck. Only accessible at low tide, the ship rests on the seabed 19 km (12 miles) east of Churchill. Another hiking tour option is a guided hike from Sloop Cove. This 4 km (2.5 mile) hike will take you from the HBC’s winter harbour of Sloop Cove to the Prince of Wales Fort. While the scenery – with blooming wildflowers scattered across the tundra – is stunning, history buffs will delight at the sight of 18th century graffiti etched into some of the earth’s oldest bedrock.
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Known as the polar bear capital of the world, Churchill is also known as a beluga whale watching hotspot and one of the best places to see the northern lights.
Start planning your trip to see beluga whales, polar bears or the northern lights!
Learn about the history of Churchill and its surroundings, from the Pre-Dorset to Modern Inuit cultures through to the european fur trade and exploration of the North.
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