Pro

The malls aren't crowded at Christmas!
Con

not much activity with built-in pools
In a nutshell

I'd never go back!!!
balfor Says: Visit some of the outlying areas off of the base. The Fjords are absolutely stunning. To see 3 glaciers flowing into the same bay is impressive to say the least!To my understanding, there is nowhere else in the world that has 3 glaciers flowing into a single bay. In any...
Since a visitor has the choice...
balfor Says: Since a visitor has the choice of staying with someone living up there or staying in a room at the North Star Hotel, they will probably be staying at the hotel! (I BELIEVE that was the name of the hotel, but since there is only one, it will be difficult to miss!) Like the...
Top of the World Club: A plethora of establishments to choose from!
balfor Says: There were actually three places to get food (other than cooking it yourself) in Thule. You could eat at the Dundas Dining Hall, the Danish Club and the Top of the World Club. Since I didn't like the cafeteria (which REALLY wasn't that bad) and don't speak Danish, I was...
balfor Says: There are only 2 clubs in Thule. One is the TOW Club and the other is the Danish Club. Unless you speak Danish or are invited by a Dane to that club, you will have a tough time of it as it is a fairly small facility and most of the people there are Danes, so only speak...
balfor Says: Getting to Thule is not an easy feat. Thule airbase is, of course, an Airforce base. I am not sure about the Canadian service there, but I would guess that you cannot get to Thule from Canada unless you have orders to it. (or you want to cross the icepack in the winter )...
600 miles north of the Arctic...
balfor Says: 600 miles north of the Arctic Circle is COLD! When it warms to 32F/0C, people will start walking around in shorts and leaving their coats in the building because it is almost hot! Even in August, there is the possibility of extreme winter weather. Always be aware of where...
'D' Launch would be if there were tourists!
balfor Says: 'D' Launch is one of the things, if anything there can, that qualifies as a tourist trap. D Launch is one of the Nike Missile silo's that used to house ballistic nuclear missiles until the treaties of the 80's removed them. Now it is just an empty bunker with a few domed...
markbyrn Says: Unless you're coming on business, getting to Thule is a real chore. A military flight of the USA or an SAS contract flight out of Denmark are the flying options. You might also find passage on an icebreaker through the Arctic Sea or you could find your way from Southern...
balfor Says: Most people don't have a clue where Thule is, so I thought I'd put up a map, courtesy of Encarta.As you can see, there is not a whole lot of the world further north than Thule, which is located on the north west side of Greenland. While it is in the extreme north, it DOES...
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This amazing sight is looking toward Mt. Dundas. The photo was taken about 2 am (0200) and as you can see, the sun is still shining brightly. (Or it would have been had it not been so overcast! )
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I would have loved to visit Thule as a tourist but instead I spent a year here on duty with the US Air Force. Pristine, barren, other-worldly, bone chilling cold, and remote are words that fit while...
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Spent 364 1/2 days here (who's counting;-) Would have rather skipped it at the time, but in retrospect, the experience super charged my desire to visit other parts of the world and get a feel for all...
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I actually live in Brugelette, Belgium but I may soon be moving to Thule Greenland for AAFES.
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Got my electronics start here with RCA on BMEWS (Ballistic Missile Early Warning System). Great pay working seven days a week about 500 miles from the North Pole. Not a nice place to visit; got down...
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