Bracebridge Inlet is a remote, high-Arctic saltwater inlet located on the northern portion of Bathurst Island in Nunavut, Canada. Its coordinates are approximately 75°31'N, 100°30'W. The inlet forms part of the boundary for Qausuittuq National Park, a polar desert landscape characterized by rolling hills, marshy wetlands, and low-level plateaus. The marine environment here is part of a vast, fragile ecosystem where the sea ice remains almost year-round. The area is steeped in human history, with archaeological evidence of Late Dorset culture dating back to approximately 500–1200 AD found along its shores. Access is extremely challenging, with the nearest permanent settlement being Resolute Bay (Qausuittuq), and the entire region is governed by stringent regulations to protect its pristine natural and cultural heritage.