Trails

Labrador West has one of the longest snowmobile seasons in all of North America with hundreds of miles of groomed trails and thousands of miles of areas where there is only virgin snow. Labrador West is fairly new to groomed trails even though we have been using snowmobiles for a long time. Labrador is also the home to the largest caribou herd in the world "The George River Caribou Herd" this herd travels regularly between Quebec and Labrador but during the winter months the caribou migrate to this area  Labrador to feed and then they stay in this area until the middle of May making it a great opportunity for taking pictures of these nomads of the north. With a dedicated staff working on the trails night and day, the trails are kept in good condition. Wolves are common here and they are  often heard at night howling ,these hunters of the north follow the migration of the caribou and often you get to see them .What better way to spend the evening listening to the sound of wolves howling and watching the northern lights (Aurora Borealis) in the clear skies of Labrador away from other people and enjoying the solitude of this crisp northern frontier. Out of 365 days you can see the Northern Lights here 267 nights making for a very good chance to see this miracle of nature. This is nature at its best and once you have seen the Northern Lights  you will want to see them again and again.