YUL → YVP

Montreal Skyline

Upon departure, enjoy a sweeping view of Mount Royal and the downtown core before the plane turns north over the St. Lawrence Valley.

Lac Saint-Jean

A vast, circular inland sea surrounded by agricultural plains that contrast sharply with the surrounding dense forest.

Manicouagan Crater

The 'Eye of Quebec' is a magnificent 70km wide ring-shaped reservoir created by an asteroid impact 214 million years ago.

Caniapiscau Reservoir

A gargantuan man-made lake part of the James Bay Project, showcasing the scale of Quebec's hydroelectric engineering.

Koksoak River

Watch the river widen significantly as it meanders toward Kuujjuaq, signaling the final descent into the Inuit territory of Nunavik.

Laurentian Mountains

Rising shortly after takeoff from Montreal, these ancient peaks offer a rugged landscape of dense forests and thousands of small glacial lakes.

Gouin Reservoir

A massive, labyrinthine body of water with hundreds of islands and an incredibly jagged shoreline visible during the mid-flight segment.

Lake Mistassini

View Quebec's largest natural lake, a long and narrow body of water that marks a significant transition into the subarctic wilderness.

Otish Mountains

Observe these isolated, rounded peaks that stand out prominently against the surrounding flat boreal plateau.

Patterned Fens

Look for the intricate, rib-like patterns of wetlands and peatlands that characterize the approach to the Ungava region.