Akshayuk Pass is a U-shaped glacially carved valley on the Cumberland Peninsula of Baffin Island. It is a 97 km (60 mi) [1] long mountain pass which cuts through the southern Baffin Mountains. Two rivers flow from Akshayuk Pass, the Owl …

Embark on an awe-inspiring backpacking expedition through the Akshayuk Pass in the Canadian Arctic, where untamed wilderness and rugged outlet glaciers have shaped the landscape of the Baffin island.

2019年8月25日 · To mark the anniversary of this trip of a lifetime, here are our TOP TEN photos from the trek that show a glimpse of the beauty of the north. 1. Setting out. We started our trek at the north end of the Pass, 2.5 hours and 85km by boat from the remote village of Qikiqtarjuaq.

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2020年1月5日 · Despite no designated trail to follow, the pass follows significant landmarks. The towering granite peaks of Overlord, Odin, Thor (at 1250m high, it is the second tallest rock face on earth and overhangs at 105°) and Asgard peaks guide you through this spectacular landscape.

2024年5月16日 · Renowned for its unparalleled beauty and challenging landscapes, this trail promises an exhilarating journey for outdoor enthusiasts. Stretching approximately 97 kilometers through Auyuittuq National Park, Akshayuk Pass Trail showcases the stunning natural wonders of the Canadian Arctic.

Hike the Akshayuk Pass in summer and explore 100 kilometres of arctic wilderness along a glacial valley between steep mountains and ice.

A trio of hikers found amazing beauty and a powerful landscape along a 100 km hike on Baffin Island.

2014年9月1日 · The Akshayuk Pass is a stunning valley surrounded by the southern Baffin Mountains in Nunavut. Through marshlands, sand, and moraines we trekked between the iconic peaks of Thor, Asgard, and Odin starting in the North Pangnirtung Fiord.

The first 20 km (12.4 mi) of the pass from North Pangnirtung to just north of June Valley are marshlands that feel like walking on a wet sponge. You’ll sink more than an inch into the saturated vegetation so be prepared to get your feet wet.