Auyuittuq National Park

About this place

Located on Baffin Island, Auyuittuq National Park is one of the most remote and breathtaking national parks in the world. Known as “the land that never melts,” this iconic Arctic destination features the dramatic Akshayuk Pass, the towering granite spires of Mount Asgard, and the vast Penny Ice Cap. Renowned for hiking, expedition travel, and Arctic exploration, Auyuittuq is one of the best places to visit in Nunavut for adventure seekers looking to experience untouched wilderness, glaciers, and some of the most spectacular landscapes in Northern Canada. Hours: Open (summer season; winter permit required)

Why locals love it

"Nunavummiut take pride in Auyuittuq National Park as a powerful symbol of the Arctic’s raw beauty and cultural significance. Its dramatic mountains, glaciers, and remote landscapes are deeply connected to Inuit traditions and stories, making it one of the most meaningful places to experience authentic Arctic nature and heritage in Nunavut."

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