Terrington Narrows is a saltwater strait located near Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. The area is a named coastal feature, and a specific light, the Terrington Narrows Light, is documented at coordinates 53°20′38″N 60°24′W, indicating its importance for marine navigation. As a tidal narrows, paddlers must anticipate significant currents that will change direction with the tide; planning a trip requires consulting detailed local tide charts for the area to time travel with favorable currents. The water is cold year-round, consistent with the Labrador Sea, and conditions are heavily influenced by wind exposure and fetch across the adjacent Terrington Basin and larger Lake Melville system. The presence of a navigational light suggests this is an active marine channel, so paddlers should be prepared for potential boat traffic and exercise caution when crossing. General access points are not detailed, but paddlers would typically launch from nearby shoreline areas in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, requiring local inquiry for the safest put-ins and take-outs. The surrounding landscape is characteristic of coastal Labrador, and the area's weather can change rapidly, making a reliable forecast essential. There are no indicated restrictions on paddling, but the combination of cold water, strong tidal currents, and exposure to wind demands a high level of preparedness and appropriate gear for a safe experience.