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pseudoreality · 01-31-2016, 08:08 PM

I grew up in the north and have traveled extensively throughout all three Territories. July is much better of a time to see the north if you can wait a month. Its warmer and less buggy. That being said, we've been in a real drought the last few years and bugs haven't been bad since 2009. March is the other time of year to see the north if you want to do winter activities (dog sledding, aurora watching, ice fishing, YK Snow Castle and Ice Carving, etc.).

The Dempster can be the most beautiful place in the world, and then the worst 15 minutes later.

01-31-2016, 08:08 PM	#7
pseudoreality Powerplay Quarterback Join Date: Jul 2012 Exp:	I grew up in the north and have traveled extensively throughout all three Territories. July is much better of a time to see the north if you can wait a month. Its warmer and less buggy. That being said, we've been in a real drought the last few years and bugs haven't been bad since 2009. March is the other time of year to see the north if you want to do winter activities (dog sledding, aurora watching, ice fishing, YK Snow Castle and Ice Carving, etc.). The Dempster can be the most beautiful place in the world, and then the worst 15 minutes later.