Pingualuit National Park

Home to one of the best-preserved meteorite craters on the planet, formed 1.4 million years ago, this northernmost park in the Québec network protects a circular lake of exceptional clarity, nicknamed by the Inuit "the remarkable place where one comes to find oneself."

☀️ Activities — Summer

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🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 0.7 km

Ungava Polar Éco-tours

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airFatbikeRandonnée pédestreCroisière / excursion en bateauInterprétation / observation de la natureInterprétation de la culture autochtoneQuad / VTT

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🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 1.9 km

Nurrait - Jeunes Karibus

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airCanot récréatifKayak de merInitiation à la survie en forêtInterprétation / observation de la nature

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❄️ Activities — Winter

2 nearby options

🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 0.7 km

Ungava Polar Éco-tours

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airFatbikeRandonnée pédestreCroisière / excursion en bateauInterprétation / observation de la natureInterprétation de la culture autochtoneQuad / VTT

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🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 1.9 km

Nurrait - Jeunes Karibus

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airInitiation à la survie en forêtRaquetteSki de fondInterprétation / observation de la nature

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Kuujjuarapik and Whapmagoostui

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