Frontiers North Adventures

Frontiers North Adventures B Corp® Certified adventure tour operator in Canada's North specializing in guided trips to view wild
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Frontiers North Adventures, a certified B Corp®, is an internationally recognized leader in authentic and sustainable adventures in Canada’s North. Family-owned and operated since 1987, we host guests primarily in and around the subarctic community of Churchill, Manitoba to dine beneath the northern lights, sing alongside beluga whales and lock eyes with wild polar bears. Our programs are meaningf

ully designed for wildlife and culture enthusiasts, photographers and experiential adventure travellers. The people that comprise Frontiers North share in the stewardship of the resources made available to us, and conduct ourselves in a safe and sustainable manner. We work hard to benefit our guests and employees, the ecosystems and communities in which we operate, and passionately share those values with our guests. We are the official Conservation Journey® and Tundra Buggy® people.

What better way to view the northern lights than surrounded by friends? Who would you want to bring on a northern lights...
02/10/2025

What better way to view the northern lights than surrounded by friends? Who would you want to bring on a northern lights adventure with you? Tag them in the comments.

📸: Mike Gere

🤓Have you wondered what causes the different colours of northern lights? The different colours of the northern lights ar...
02/08/2025

🤓Have you wondered what causes the different colours of northern lights?
The different colours of the northern lights are caused by collisions between electrons entering the earth's atmosphere and gaseous particles. The colours depend on which gas is involved and how high in the ionosphere the reaction takes place.

Oxygen causes:
💚Green lights at lower altitudes (60 miles above the earth)
❤️Red lights at higher altitudes (200 miles).

Nitrogen particles causes:
💙Blue
💜Purplish-red lights

This February and March, witness the aurora borealis in one of the best places on Earth—Churchill, Manitoba. Don't miss your chance to experience nature's most breathtaking light show!

🙌Hands up if you are excited for the weekend like we are! 📸: Alex Cupeiro
02/07/2025

🙌Hands up if you are excited for the weekend like we are!

📸: Alex Cupeiro

We often get asked why winter is considered the best time of year for viewing the northern lights in Churchill, and the ...
02/05/2025

We often get asked why winter is considered the best time of year for viewing the northern lights in Churchill, and the answer is simple: it's cold!

Colder temperatures mean that the Hudson Bay and other sources of moisture around Churchill are frozen over, reducing condensation and, as a result, increasing the odds of nights with clear skies. Clear skies are essential for northern lights viewing, and that's why we run our northern lights adventures in the winter.

If you're looking for a last-minute adventure this February and March, we still have some spaces left on our 2024 northern lights trips!

Snowshoeing in Churchill offers a thrilling opportunity for photography amidst pristine wilderness. Strapping on your sn...
02/04/2025

Snowshoeing in Churchill offers a thrilling opportunity for photography amidst pristine wilderness.

Strapping on your snowshoes, you'll traverse a landscape painted in hues of white, with occasional bursts of colour from shrubs and bright coloured lichen. The soft, diffused light creates a serene atmosphere, ideal for capturing stunning compositions.

If you like photography be sure to check out our Photo Adventure trips!

🙌Hands up if you would like to spend an evening at Thandelthur Lounge. Heated and stocked with snacks and beverages, Tha...
02/03/2025

🙌Hands up if you would like to spend an evening at Thandelthur Lounge.

Heated and stocked with snacks and beverages, Thandelthur Lounge is the perfect place to hang out and watch through the panoramic windows and skylight for the northern lights to make their appearance. Once the lights come out, it is time to bundle up and head outside to watch them and you can even enjoy the lights from the raised viewing platform.

This photo was taken by Mike Gere, the host of our Thandelthur Lounge this season. While at Thanadelthur Lounge, guests can learn first hand from Mike about his astro photography experience and how he has captured some of his epic shots.

📸: Mike Gere

Happy Groundhog Day!There are no groundhogs in Churchill, so this arctic hare will have to do instead. Let us know in th...
02/02/2025

Happy Groundhog Day!

There are no groundhogs in Churchill, so this arctic hare will have to do instead. Let us know in the comments below if you think it noticed its shadow or not.

📷 Capturing photos of the northern lights can be a daunting task. Fortunately, on our Photo Adventure: Northern Lights i...
02/01/2025

📷 Capturing photos of the northern lights can be a daunting task. Fortunately, on our Photo Adventure: Northern Lights in Churchill trips, we have experienced Photography Specialist Guides ready to help you capture your dream shots of the dancing aurora borealis!

✨ Cozy cabin, northern lights and a touch of adventure—yes, please!Our friends at Wapusk Adventures host one of the nort...
01/31/2025

✨ Cozy cabin, northern lights and a touch of adventure—yes, please!

Our friends at Wapusk Adventures host one of the northern lights viewing locations that our guests visit. At Wapusk Adventures, guests can warm up in a cozy log cabin, learn about Métis history and culture, enjoy snacks and step outside when the aurora begins to dance. With a stunning view and a teepee assembled by the Wapusk Adventures team as the backdrop, it's the perfect way to experience the magic of the North.

We still have room on our trips for you to come and experience this in a few weeks!

📍 Churchill, MB
📷: Alex Cupeiro

🇨🇦 If you guessed Canada  Jay, also known as Gray Jays or Whiskey Jacks on yesterdays post you are right! Here are some ...
01/28/2025

🇨🇦 If you guessed Canada Jay, also known as Gray Jays or Whiskey Jacks on yesterdays post you are right! Here are some of our favourite fun facts about Canada Jays:

If you guessed Canada Jay, also known as Gray Jays or Whiskey Jacks on yesterday's post, you are right! Here are some of our favorite fun facts about Canada Jays:

1) They are the National bird of Canada.

2) Non-migratory: Unlike many other bird species, Canada Jays do not migrate. They have developed physiological and behavioral adaptations to survive the harsh winters of their northern habitats, such as in Churchill, Manitoba.

3) Fearless and curious: These birds are known for their boldness around humans. They often approach hikers and campers, hoping for handouts or to scavenge for food. Many frequent our friends at Wapusk Adventures dog yard where these photos were taken, and sometimes they land on guests.

4) Social birds: Canada Jays are highly social and often seen in family groups. They maintain strong pair bonds and family ties throughout their lives.

5) Distinctive call: Their call is a unique combination of whistles, croaks, and clicks. They are known to imitate the calls of other birds, as well as sounds such as squirrels and even chainsaws.

Do you know what bird this is? If so, comment below!For all the bird nerds, stay tuned for tomorrow's post where we will...
01/27/2025

Do you know what bird this is? If so, comment below!

For all the bird nerds, stay tuned for tomorrow's post where we will share some fun facts about this bird species.

Did you know that 24km east of Churchill is the former Rocket Research Range?🚀Churchill was a strategic location near th...
01/26/2025

Did you know that 24km east of Churchill is the former Rocket Research Range?🚀
Churchill was a strategic location near the magnetic pole, in an area of frequent northern lights activity and close to established supply routes. ✨
The Black Brant rocket, designed and built in Canada, was first launched from Churchill in 1959. 🇨🇦
📸: Abby Matheson

🌈🎨 The town of Churchill is blanketed in colorful artwork. During your adventure, discover the many murals scattered acr...
01/25/2025

🌈🎨 The town of Churchill is blanketed in colorful artwork. During your adventure, discover the many murals scattered across town and uncover the stories, inspiration and significance behind them.

📸: Abby Matheson

🙌 Hands up if you want to join us beneath the auroal oval this winter.Churchill, Manitobas location directly beneath the...
01/24/2025

🙌 Hands up if you want to join us beneath the auroal oval this winter.

Churchill, Manitobas location directly beneath the aurora oval makes it a prime spot for watching the northern lights dance across the night sky.

The aurora oval is a ring-shaped belt about 4,000 km (2,500 miles) in diameter near the magnetic poles of the Earth. Because this belt is asymmetric and expands and contracts somewhat, the area where the auroras can be viewed does change.

Warning if you come to Churchill on a northern lights trip with us the dogs  might steal your heart 💙.On any of our nort...
01/23/2025

Warning if you come to Churchill on a northern lights trip with us the dogs might steal your heart 💙.

On any of our northern lights adventures you will have the chance to meet the team of canine athletes at Wapusk Adventures and learn all about dog sledding.

📸: Alex Cupeiro

01/22/2025

Throwback Thursday to this epic northern lights time-lapse captured by Photo Specialist Guide Mike Gere.

Join our Photo Adventure: Northern Lights in Churchill trips, which include an evening at Thanadelthur Lounge. Here, you will have the opportunity to learn from experienced aurora photographer Mike Gere and discover his secrets, tips, and tricks to capturing the magic of the northern lights.

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Churchill may not be the best place to get a tan, but that does not mean you can't chillax📸: Alex Cupeiro
01/21/2025

Churchill may not be the best place to get a tan, but that does not mean you can't chillax

📸: Alex Cupeiro

Watching the aurora borealis is always more fun with friends. Who would you want with you while watching the northern li...
01/20/2025

Watching the aurora borealis is always more fun with friends. Who would you want with you while watching the northern lights?

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Frontiers North is a family-owned and operated business. We are award-winning and internationally-known leaders in Canada's ecotourism industry, and have been recognized as one of the top three sustainable tourism operators in Canada. Committed to sustainable travel and the conservation of the fragile environments in which we travel, we work tirelessly to meet standards set by Manitoba Conservation and Parks Canada. We currently hold the only business license to house guests inside Wapusk National Park, and we also hold the most permits to operate within the Churchill Wildlife Management Area.