Oujé-Bougoumou : Nuuhchimi Winnuu

Anna and David Bosum invite you to experience this extraordinary environment enhanced by their hospitality and expert guidance. Upon your arrival in Ouje-Bougoumou, you can choose to stay at our modern lodge or in a traditional dwelling. As our guests we will guide you through both the modern and traditional villages and out into the rich and varied landscape. The arrival of summer is celebrated at the end of May with the annual Goose Festival, featuring dance, fiddle music, ceremonies, and, of course, a feast. You can participate in this celebration and then head out for either a five or seven-day canoe trip along the region's picturesque rivers and lakes.

Winter brings its own celebrations and activities such as a wellness journey and our winter carnival. The main winter festival takes place in February. If you visit us then, you may want to try a five-day journey along ancient trails on snowmobile and follow our experienced guides on a snowshoe trek. Along the way, we will teach you how to read animal tracks and how to create your own native crafts. While in the village, you can choose to stay in a traditional dwelling warmed by a crackling fire, or take advantage of the comforts of the fully equipped lodge.

Throughout your time here, you'll have the opportunity to learn about ancient Cree wisdom, legends, history, traditional medicines, and sip the incredibly curative Labrador tea. Whether referring to the Labrador tea, the pure air and clean water, the unblemished vistas, the absence of industrial noise, or even the sweet fragrance of blueberry bushes and spruce trees, past visitors have described their time with us as a healing experience.