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Arctic Cordillera

The backbone of Baffin Island, featuring jagged peaks and sheer granite walls.

Penny Ice Cap

A 6,000 square kilometer remnant of the last ice age visible as a vast white dome.

Auyuittuq National Park

Inuktitut for 'the land that never melts,' showcasing spectacular glaciated terrain.

Mount Thor

Look for the world's greatest purely vertical drop, a 1,250m face in the Pangnirtung area.

Deep Fjords

Dramatic, narrow inlets with vertical cliffs that plunge into the turquoise Arctic waters.

Sylvia Grinnell River

The winding river and falls located just west of the Iqaluit runway during the landing phase.

Patricia Bay

Aerial view of the deep waters surrounding Clyde River immediately after takeoff.

Davis Strait Icebergs

Massive chunks of glacial ice floating south from Greenland through the strait.

Cape Dyer

A remote and rugged coastal point marking the eastern edge of Baffin Island.

Cumberland Sound

The vast waterway opening up as the flight moves south toward the Hall Peninsula.

Hall Peninsula

The rocky, tundra-filled landscape that defines the final approach into Iqaluit.

Frobisher Bay

The long, narrow bay leading to the territorial capital, often filled with sea ice.