Kuururjuaq National Park stretches from Ungava Bay into the Torngat Mountains.
Location: Nunavik, QC
Season: Open for all seasons
Kuururjuaq National Park is dominated by dramatic mountain landscapes, the 160-kilometre Koroc River, and Mount D’Iberville, which rises to 1,646 metres. The park is deeply connected to Inuit history and traditional travel routes.
Best Features:
- Mount D’Iberville, one of Eastern Canada’s highest peaks
- 160-kilometre Koroc River and its spectacular valley
- Rugged Torngat Mountain landscapes
- Arctic wildlife, including caribou, foxes, seals, whales and birds
- Strong Inuit cultural and historical connections
Why It's Popular:
Kuururjuaq is popular for its spectacular Torngat Mountain scenery, remote Arctic wilderness, challenging trekking opportunities, Inuit cultural experiences, wildlife viewing and the opportunity to explore Mount D’Iberville and the Koroc River.
Hiking, Trekking, River Descent, Wildlife Observation, Fishing, Nordic Cross-Country Skiing, Alpine Snowshoeing, Cultural Activities
Rustic Camps, Camping Areas, Cooking Facilities, Dry Toilets, Solar-Powered Equipment, Outdoor Shower, Boat Ramp, Guided Services
Torngat Mountain Exploration, Inuit Cultural Experience, Arctic Wildlife Viewing, Koroc River Adventure, Mount D’Iberville Trekking, Remote Wilderness Adventure
