Autumn in the Barrenlands – A Hikers & Photographers Arctic Oasis The Barrenlands. It may sound lonesome, and over the winter there is some truth to that sentiment as the vast expanse of snow looks deserted. However, in the summer life erupts as the daylight grows and the warmth of the sun returns as do many animals and birds. The landscape ...
We have everything you need to view the magic of the night sky - the Northern Lights The Northern Lights are one of the most incredible displays of natural beauty and wonder in the world. What makes the Northwest Territories the best place in the world to see the Northern Lights? It’s more than just the experiences and testimonies from people who ...
Trophy Fishing in the NWT is Simply the Best The Northwest Territories (NWT) is a land covered by lakes and rivers, and the barrenlands are particularly noteworthy for its legendary water bodies and historical river systems. The cold, crystal clear, and pristine waters are home to Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling. For a relatively brief period during ...
Top 10 Tips - Macro photography is all about showcasing a subject larger than it is in real life — an extreme close-up of something small. There are dedicated Macro lenses and extension tubes to use with your existing lenses, both will help you get closer and “enlarge” the flower, bug, berry, or whatever subject of your choosing, so you can ...
Lake Trout Fishing and Arctic Grayling Fishing Whether you prefer lots of action and aim to catch smaller lake trout or want to break the 58lb record, Peterson's Point Lake Lodge offers both experiences. Throughout the summer, Point Lake offers lake trout fishing enthusiasts the opportunity to catch trophy fish in shallow water. Getting a strike ...
Canada's Wild Arctic - Northwest Territories Barrenlands It's no wonder that you might feel like you're walking on a land before time while you're in the barrenlands. This is where time is told in earths history, rocks near Peterson's Point Lake Lodge have been dated over 3.2 billion years old and, not too far away, is the Acasta Gneiss where ...