Ulittaniujalik National Park is a vast protected wilderness area in Nunavik centered around the George River Plateau.
Location: Nunavik, QC
Season: Open for all seasons
The park features dramatic tundra, boreal valleys, rivers, lakes and distinctive ancient shorelines formed after the retreat of glacial Lake Naskaupi. It is also an important cultural landscape for Inuit and Naskapi peoples.
Best Features:
- Iconic Pic Pyramid with ancient shoreline markings
- George River and Ford River landscapes
- Vast Arctic tundra and boreal forest valleys
- Rich Inuit and Naskapi cultural heritage
- Diverse wildlife including caribou, wolves, birds and fish
- Opportunities for remote wilderness and river adventures
Why It's Popular:
Ulittaniujalik is popular for its immense untouched landscapes, distinctive geological features, wildlife and deep Inuit and Naskapi cultural connections. The George River also provides opportunities for memorable river-based adventures.
River Descent, Canoeing, Trekking, Hiking, Snowshoeing, Backcountry Skiing, Dogsledding, Wildlife Viewing
Guided Experiences, Park Services, Visitor Support, Camping Opportunities, Outdoor Access, Safety Services
Arctic Wilderness, Inuit Culture, Naskapi Heritage, River Adventure, Tundra Landscapes, Wildlife Observation, Remote Exploration
