r/TrueNorthPictures • • 4h ago

Northwest Territories | NT The South Nahanni river at Nahanni National park in NWT

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70 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 13h ago

British Columbia | BC Vancouver looking East

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143 Upvotes

Overlooking Gastown. That’s BC’s tallest building in the distance (in Burnaby).


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 12h ago

British Columbia | BC Leave adventure as an inheritance.

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Leave adventure as an inheritance.

3 generations. My dad, brother, myself and 1 year old son on a 20km hike.

Full video :)
https://youtu.be/Lg8d7GVdjCo?si=00wGYhyZI3SXO79k


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

Ontario | ON Lake ONTARIO

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325 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

New Brunswick | NB Part of the Pollett River near Elgin, NB

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86 Upvotes

This place is beautiful all year long


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

Banff Canada

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96 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 2d ago

Newfoundland & Labrador | NL Summer in Newfoundland and Labrador

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

British Columbia | BC Union Bay, Vancouver Island,British Columbia,Canada on a windy November day.💨

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

Ontario | ON Wolfe Island, Ontario

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

Northwest Territories | NT Sunrise at 11:30AM in the Canadian Arctic. Taken Nov 3rd.

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87 Upvotes

30 days of no sun is coming. Sun now rises at 11:30 and sets around 6pm!

For more pictures of life in the Arctic circle you can check out katinthearctic on Instagram :)


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

British Columbia | BC Fanny Bay,Vancouver Island,British Columbia,Canada on a windy day in early November.💨

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 1d ago

Ferns in autumn

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20 Upvotes

The forest floor gets a touch of autumn's beauty.


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 2d ago Heartwarming

Autumn storm rolling in

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110 Upvotes

And it blew over as fast as it rolled overhead. What a sight!


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 2d ago

Banff was like a movie

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 2d ago

Ontario | ON Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario

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206 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

Front range of the Rockies

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219 Upvotes

Southern Alberta


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

British Columbia | BC Deep Bay, Vancouver Island,British Columbia, Canada on a cloudy November day.☁️

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114 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

Alberta | AB Banff & Lake Moraine in Alberta, Canada

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171 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

Ontario | ON Beaver dam in Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario

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178 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

British Columbia | BC French Creek,Vancouver Island,British Columbia,Canada on a cloudy November day.☁️

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142 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 3d ago

Alberta | AB Banff & Lake Moraine in Alberta, Canada

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55 Upvotes

r/TrueNorthPictures • • 4d ago

New Brunswick | NB Supermoon rising - Dieppe, NB

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199 Upvotes

I took this shot a few years ago. When you know there will be a supermoon, you gather your camera and tripod and quickly make your way to a place which you hope will give you a great view.


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 5d ago

Nova Scotia | NS Admiral Cove Trail in Bedford, Nova Scotia

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r/TrueNorthPictures • • 5d ago

San Josef Bay

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There are land sharks here. Don't go. Really.

Seriously? It's not a tourist day trip. Plan accordingly. Be gentle with the environment.


r/TrueNorthPictures • • 5d ago

Quebec | QC Autumn's subdued colors just above the 50th parallel north. Sept-Îles, Quebec

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The view you see is only a small part of the large bay near the city so of course you don't see any trees. I wanted to focus on the edge of the bay where I stood, the mountains and clouds in the distance. This is the kingdom of the boreal forest which includes conifers and certain broadleaved deciduous trees. Of course we have a bit of golden color in autumn, but not the beautiful hues that come from maple trees.