Why Lake of the Woods?
With over 14,550 islands and 105,000 kilometers (65,000 miles) of shoreline, Lake of the Woods is one of the most beautiful natural environments in the world.
Magnificent white pines, clear waters and dramatic Canadian Shield
Lake of the Woods has long been recognized as one of the world’s most stunning and picturesque natural environments. From the days of the early fur trade in the 1700s to the recogniton of its recreational potential in the early 20th century, its beauty, location and magnitude have attracted people to the area for hundreds of years.
Today Lake of the Woods retains its natural beauty and serenity while offering vacationers and residents unparalleled accesss to every natural amenity you can think of – from boating, fishing, kayaking, swimming, snowmobiling and skiing to the extensive amenities of Kenora, a thriving city of 16,000 located on its northern shores.




