Visitors can experience the thrills of whitewater rafting, canoeing,  kayaking, biking, hiking, and relaxing in a sanctuary of peace and quiet.
In the winter you'll find hundreds of miles of excellent snowmobile/ATV trails for your enjoyment.
The Wolf River has earned recognition for its superior trout fishing, which draws fly fishing enthusiasts to the area in early spring and late fall. The scenic habitat is home to blue herons, eagles, ospreys, beavers, mink, black bear, deer and more. |
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 The community consists of small rural villages and townships. Still quiet and quaint, the pace is slower, the people friendly, and all desire to preserve the local beauty, customs and skills of its people.
 Far from the hustle, bustle and stress of modern life, you will find resorts, lodges, campgrounds, fantastic dining, old style taverns, gift shops, and a myriad of year round outdoor activities.
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Located in Langlade County in northeastern Wisconsin, the Wolf River Territory sits on the shores of the famous Wolf River and at the edge of the Nicolet National Forest. The Wolf River drops 430 feet over a course of 28 miles making it one of the fastest flowing rivers in the Midwest. Ice Age glaciers created this pristine river, and transformed the surrounding landscape into a natural paradise.
