Sirmilik National Park
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Sirmilik National Park is a natural park located in Qikiqtaaluk Region, Nunavut, Canada. Sirmilik was established in 1999 and is within the Arctic Cordillera. As part of Canada’s national parks system, Sirmilik National Park represents the Northern Eastern Arctic Lowlands Natural Region and portions of the Lancaster Sound Marine Region.
The park will comprise three separate land areas. Bylot Island is a area of rugged mountains, icefields and glaciers, coastal lowlands and seabird colonies. Oliver Sound is a long, narrow fiord with excellent opportunities for boating, hiking and camping. Borden Peninsula is an extensive plateau dissected by broad river valleys. The park features landforms and superb wilderness hiking and camping, and a major seabird colony in the vicinity of Baillarge Bay.
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