Escorted tour by floatplane– Torngat Mountains National Park

    Published: 2013-04-05

    Book an escorted tour to the Torngat Mountains National Park with an experienced naturalist guide interpreter and enjoy a full day of flying through magnificent oceanic fjords. Visit amazing places, watch polar bears, caribous and other animals in their undisturbed natural habitats. The diversity of activities includes: air safari, tundra walk, wildlife observation and photography. Rates are available upon request. For further information contact >info@rapidlake.com

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    TRAVEL JOURNAL – POLAR BEAR VIEWING IN ARCTIC QUEBEC, CANADA

    Published: 2013-03-29

    This "TRAVEL JOURNAL" is not a summary of a journey but rather an outline of the experiences which you could expect to live during a trip with us. Rapid Lake Lodge’s has designed different bear viewing trips to areas of Arctic Quebec and Labrador known for a high concentration of bears and quality bear viewing. Our polar bear tours are true arctic safaris lead by experienced trip leaders who knows how to get you close to those once-in-a-lifetime shots. 1 – This is an adventure of a lifetime, view and photograph polar bears at an unbelievable close distance. 2 – From Rapid Lake, travel deep into the heart of the polar bear viewing country. 3 – Let Rapid Lake Lodge take you face to face with the world's largest land carnivore. 4 – Bear follow their food source and in our bear viewing trips, you may see bear fishing for arctic char. 5 – Whether you are a professional photographer, nature lover, first timer to Arctic Quebec, you are sure to be impressed by these incredible bears in their natural habitat. 6 – Polar bears may approach because they are curious about you. 7 – Until they’re about 2 ½ years old – the cubs remain with their mother. 8 – The polar bears are sea mammals and they spend most of their time in water where they hunt and fish. 9 – Easily accessible by floatplane the remote Quebec & Labrador Peninsula offers unusual polar bear viewing experiences. For further information contact >info@rapidlake.com

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    One cast and you’ll be hooked to char fishing

    Published: 2013-03-22

    The east Ungava Bay is the place where fish tales come true and the “big one” is a cast away. Land only one big 10, 12 or 15 pound char and you’ll understand what the most combative salmonidae is capable. The Baudoncourt is the perfect place to catch big arctic char. In August the river pools are full of big silvery char and in September it’s time to fish for the big red ones. Reserve your fishing trip before March 31st save up to 250$ and maybe more! For further information contact >info@rapidlake.com

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    Looking for a companion to backpack the Torngats?

    Published: 2013-03-18

    I'm a male, Australian based backpacker/hiker looking for companions to hike through the Torngats with in August 2013. Planning to hike for about 3 weeks but am flexible about trip length. I would plan on picking up a food drop about every 7 days to keep pack weights manageable. I am a competent map and compass navigator with considerable off-track hiking experience around the world……northern Canada, Greenland, Norway, Australia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Himalayas and Europe. You will find me to be friendly, reliable, considerate, and intelligent. You will be an experienced off-track hiker used to remote locations with similar personality traits. For further information contact >info@rapidlake.com

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