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About Sirmilik National Park
There are wonderful national parks, and then there are unforgettable national parks, and Sirmilik National Park just might be the latter! This stunning landscape in northern Nunuvat is comprised of three areas - Bylot Island, Olive Sound, and the Borden Peninsula.
Bylot Island is filled with awe inspiring rugged mountains, glaciers and icefields, seabird colonies and coastal lowlands.
Oliver Sound is a long, narrow fiord with excellent opportunities for boating, hiking and camping.
Borden Peninsula is an extensive plateau dissected by broad river valleys.
No matter what area you choose to explore, there is so much to do for those adventurous families! You can hike where the snowy owls hunt, or paddle among the floating ice. Keep those eyes open, because there might just be some beluga whales and seals too!
Get ready for some amazing wildlife experiences!
The park features landforms and superb wilderness hiking and camping, and a major seabird colony in the vicinity of Baillarge Bay.
If you want to experience culture too, make a stop at the Inuit, Thule and European cultural sites. Don't miss that amazing midnight sun too!
Adventure, nature, wildlife and culture are all waiting for you at the Sirmilik National Park - a once in a lifetime experience for all!
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Suggest editAdults $13
Children Same as adult
Last Update 2023
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Sirmilik National Park FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Sirmilik National Park?
Take healthy snacks, and lots of things to keep that energy up
Any top tips when visiting?
You get there from Pond Inlet or Arctic Bay. There are a number of local outfitters who can be hired to offer a boat if needed.
Does Sirmilik National Park have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Make sure you take plenty of bottled water!
Is Sirmilik National Park fully accessible?
You will need to be physically active to truly explore the region
Any additonal information?
The visitor centre is located at Pond Inlet, and is the best place to start the adventure to really understand the national park
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