Eight teenage boys and four guides from Camp Pathfinder discover resilience, friendship and the extraordinary beauty of Canada's remote wilderness in Nunavik, Quebec and Northern Labrador.
Eight teenage boys, four guides and 37 days traversing the extraordinary backcountry of Nunavik, Quebec and Northern Labrador. Follow their remarkable canoe expedition with Camp Pathfinder, as they discover resilience, friendship and the haunting and majestic beauty of Canada’s remote northern wilderness.
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Northern Explorers Magazine shares stories, tips, and practical guides for active travellers and adventurous families. Learn more about Canadian destinations, find tips and itinerary ideas for extended road trips, weekends away, family vacations, and backcountry adventures and learn more about Canada's First Peoples through authentic Indigenous experiences. Whether exploring your backyard or visiting from afar, we welcome you!
Northern Explorers is published by Circlewood Creative, an established communications, content and digital marketing agency based in Alberta. Both Northern Explorers and Circlewood Creative were founded by Amy Hancock, a professional freelance writer and communications specialist with nearly two decades of experience. Amy is also an avid and experienced outdoors person who has spent her adult life exploring wild places and chronicling her adventures.
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Eight teenage boys and four guides from Camp Pathfinder discover resilience, friendship and the extraordinary beauty of Canada's remote wilderness in Nunavik, Quebec and Northern Labrador.
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