Iceberg Inn Churchill

184 Kelsey Blvd Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0, Canada

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Northern Wonders

A travel blog entry by millarmotortour

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Churchill is a marvel. Not only in the winter for 'Polar Bear Capitol' but in the summer when the change in water salinity and circulation of fish and smelt bring 3000 beluga whales to visit the Bay and Churchill River. The warmer temperatures are both more enjoyable and allow more access to the remote lodges and historic forts of Prince of Wales Fort and York Factory. ...

She said YES

A travel blog entry by millarmotortour

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... Sea. He currently has a team of 27 Husky/Mix dogs that go hyper-ballistic when they see a chance to pull a sled or cart. Custom wheeled carts are used until the snowfall is adequate for the dog sleds. www.wapuskadventures.com Our compliments to Dave, Daley Family and staff that helped to coordinate a special moment for us. To the suprise ...

Lights, Tundra and Bears. Oh my!

A travel blog entry by riasteve

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... loved it and put Ria in the lead (no pun intended). We got a bit worried after a couple of hours with no bears,and our route to a particular Bear hot spot being out of bounds due to a undisposed bomb from the military days being found. Our worries were quickly dispersed after seeing our first, and a very playful bear before us. In bear terms he was small, only 700lbs! He rolled around on the snow and even put his giant paws up against the buggy next to us, ...

Un-BEAR-lievable!

A travel blog entry by samandbex

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... do they?! It actually turned out that they use large polar bear males as protection against younger, smaller males (who will indeed eat the dogs). The larger, more mature, males do not eat the dogs at all – in fact, they play with each other and keep each other company! This was a sight to see, for as we approached, we witnessed two huge male polar bears playing with the Huskies. On noticing our scent, the bears started to slowly wander away (but ...

In polar bear heaven

A travel blog entry by nancydeb

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... 800km from The Pas to Churchill, so our average speed was less than 30kph - so not suited for the uptight time-conscious traveler. This average includes the time stopped at platforms of course and we seemed to spend an inordinate amount of time going backwards, apparently to check wheel temperature.

We arrived at about 7:30 am. It was cold but not excessively so and we waited outside for our bags to emerge from the train. Then we were directed to a bus – I ...