Hatten Headland

At the northern end of the Labrador Peninsula, steep mountains descend towards a coast cut by deep fjords. Ice and fog shape the shores where the Labrador Sea meets this rocky country. The Torngat Mountains are part of an Inuit homeland, and their valleys connect the waters of Ungava Bay with the eastern coast. Inuit travellers have used the Kuururjuaq valley as a route between the two shores for thousands of years.