Saglek Fiord is a dramatic, glacially-carved inlet on the northern coast of Labrador, forming the southern boundary of Torngat Mountains National Park. This deep, cold-water fiord is characterized by steep mountain walls that plunge into the sea, creating a mix of profound depths and shallow, sheltered arms at its head. The fiord receives freshwater input from several rivers, most notably Nakvak Brook, which flows approximately 68 kilometers from the Québec/Nunavik border before emptying into the fiord at its mouth, known as Pitukkik. The entire area is remote, pristine, and lies within an Inuit homeland, managed as part of the national park to protect its significant natural and cultural heritage resources.