Frontiers North Adventures

06/09/2025

😴 Who else is having a sleepy Monday?

📸: Jim Baldwin

06/08/2025

🚨 Exciting news! shared that beluga whales were spotted in the Hudson Bay yesterday! 🐋✨ Did you know you can add stand up paddleboarding (pictured above) with beluga whales to your summer adventure?

If you're traveling with us this summer and want to experience this unforgettable activity, let our adventure planners know!

06/07/2025

A polar bear's nose is their guide to food. Polar bears navigate with their noses, using them as a compass to find their favourite source of food—seals. They can likely smell a seal from more than 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) away and up to 1 meter (3 feet) under snow! It has been observed that polar bears prefer to walk in crosswinds as that provides them the best opportunity to detect scents. 🌬️👃✨

If you want to learn more about polar bears, we suggest checking out Polar Bears International

06/06/2025

🪶🔸June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. This month offers a unique opportunity to deepen our understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures and contributions.

At Frontiers North Adventures, we are privileged to work alongside Indigenous partners who help shape and enrich the experiences we offer. Their knowledge, traditions, experiences and stories are integral to our journey of learning and reconciliation.

🧡 To learn more about some of our incredible Indigenous partners and the ways we support reconciliation, please visit our Reconciliation page.

Frontiers North Adventures is a family-owned and operated business that has been specializing in adventures to Canada's North for 30+ years. Our programs are designed for guests with specific interests in experiential travel, photography, wildlife, culture and adventure. Since day-one, we have built...

06/03/2025

This could be you this summer. Come and join us in Churchill, Manitoba!

06/02/2025

The flexible whale

The neck vertebrae in beluga whale are not fused as they are in most other whales or dolphins, which gives them much greater flexibility. Relative to other whale species, belugas have long, distinct necks and unfused neck vertebrae, which contribute to their flexibility and diverse swimming movements.

This flexibility is advantageous helping them forage on the estuary floor or the underside of sea ice for food. It also gives them the ability to turn their heads, or even nod!

Want to learn more about beluga whales? Come and join us in Churchill this summer!

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06/01/2025

🌈 Happy Pride!

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️To all those who are in Winnipeg celebrating love, diversity, and equality at the Pride Parade today we wish you a great day!

05/31/2025

Here are just a few of the fun activities you can do in Churchill this summer on one of our adventures
🐋View the hundreds of curious beluga whales that fill the Churchill River
🦅Bird watching
🐻‍❄️Search for polar bears on a Tundra Buggy
🐕Dog cart through the boreal forest
🌼Admire the flowers that bloom across the tundra.
☀️Witness stunning sunsets
🏰: Explore the Prince of Wales Fort
🔬Visit the Polar BEars International House to learn about polar bear research

And so much more!

05/30/2025

“Me: ‘I’m outdoorsy.’ Also me: ‘Ew, puddles.’”

Happy Friday! Help us caption this photo.

📸: Jonathan Fassett

05/29/2025

⚠️🐾Warning! If you come on a trip with us you will fall in love with the Wapusk Adventures dogs!

Wapusk Adventures has a team of 40+ canine athletes ready to take you on a dog sledding or carting adventure through the boreal forest. Learn about dog sledding and Métis culture from the Wapusk team when you travel on a trip with us.

05/27/2025

Can you see the northern lights in summer? 🌌 The answer is… possibly!

The aurora borealis can appear year-round and even during the day—but to actually see them, a few key conditions must align:
✨ Dark skies – Summer nights are short, and the sky doesn’t get very dark in the North, making it tougher to spot aurora.
☁️ Clear weather – Even the brightest aurora won’t shine through cloud cover.

Churchill, Manitoba sits directly beneath the auroral oval, making it one of the best places on Earth to see the northern lights. While the best viewing happens in February and March—when nights are long, crisp, and clear—it is possible to catch a glimpse in summer when skies are dark and clear enough.

Keep your eyes up—you never know when nature will put on a show! 🌠