Wolf Lake, Lake in Ontario, Canada

Wolf Lake is a freshwater lake of 0.92 square kilometres in the Greater Sudbury area of Ontario, about 400 km west of Ottawa. It lies at 291 metres above sea level beside Dewdney Lake, measuring roughly 1.8 km north to south and 1.3 km east to west. The lake sits within the Wolf Lake Forest Preserve, which holds the world's largest remaining old-growth red pine forest, with trees estimated at 140 to 300 years old.

Wolf Lake lies in the Wolf Lake Forest Preserve, an area within but not part of the Chiniguchi River Waterway Provincial Park. The reserve holds the world's largest remaining old-growth red pine forest, with trees estimated at 140 to 300 years old. In March 2012 the provincial government reaffirmed its protected status, then renewed mining leases in the area in late May.

Wolf Lake lies in the Wolf Lake Forest Preserve, within but not part of the Chiniguchi River Waterway Provincial Park, about 400 km west of Ottawa. The lake covers 0.92 km², sits at 291 m above sea level and measures roughly 1.8 km north to south and 1.3 km east to west. It borders Dewdney Lake, and the surrounding area has fewer than two inhabitants per square kilometre, so bring everything you need.

Wolf Lake lies within the Wolf Lake Forest Preserve, which sits inside but is not part of the Chiniguchi River Waterway Provincial Park. The surrounding forest reserve holds the world's largest remaining old-growth red pine forest, with trees estimated at 140 to 300 years old.