Open: Weekends; from 10 to 4 to all residents and visitors. Equipment rental: 18+ (initiated & autonomous riders), Includes: (sail, harness, skis, boots & helmets Initiation and group riding with local club rider: Contact: Alec Kudluk Telephone: (819) 935 4388, (Northern Village of Kangirsuk) Email: Alec Kudluk

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Kangirsuk; a paraskier paradise
Kangirsuk presents an exceptional landscape that provides various riding conditions. Discover the Payne river, 5 km wide flat highway, and follow freshly trained local instructors crossing the frozen river for the first time to discovering a unique snow park. On a plateau, in 8 inches of fresh powder snow, we really enjoyed the solid 40 km inland (west) wind who provided us enough power to rapidly cross the plateau and climb the surrounding hills, some steep enough to provide interesting downhill skiing.
We also bring you in-town where a natural bowl captures the mountain top wind for a thrilling ride, just off he airport road. The newly trained instructors also get to ride in formation on nearby Post Lake. Riders: Minnie Annahatak, Etua Nassaq, William Nungak, Alec Kudluk, Yusipie Annahatak, Laura and 2006 Kunoki team; Mark Henry, Benoit Havard and Guy Laflamme. Play video

• April 15 2006, Kangirsuk, Nunavik.
  Kangirsuk Kunoki Club trains Makivik delegates at general meeting
  
  
• April 15 2006, Kangirsuk, Nunavik.
  Kangirsuk Kunoki Club trains Makivik delegates at general meeting
  
  
• March 15 2006, Kangirsuk, Nunavik
  Kangirsuk a Paraski heaven
  Kangirsuk presents an outstanding environment for Paraskiing, Flat river 5 km wide, huge natural bowls with lots of snow and good wind orientation for lots of power to climb the hills and enough pitch to make it an interesting ski for downhill skiing. Watch a initiation clinic near Kangirsuk airport on mountain top with 50km/hr wind. The newly trained local instructors also get to ride in formation on Post Lake.. Play video