Aulavik National Park

Situated in the north of Banks Island, Aulavik, with its numerous musk-oxen, was only designated a National Park in 1994. During the summer months it is home to a large proportion of Canada's snow geese. A completely intact tundra flora is still to be found here.

This extremely remote park attracts adventurers looking to hike/backpack, or paddle the Thomsen River. There are no services within the park so visitors are expected to be experienced in the outdoors and self sufficient.