“Little Wolf” – A Global Icon in the Heart of the Great Bear Rainforest Welcome to Little Wolf, a once-in-a-lifetime sanctuary nestled on 130 acres of secluded riverfront in British Columbia’s legendary Great Bear Rainforest, within the pristine Sacred Headwaters. Set on a private peninsula along the world-famous Skeena River, this extraordinary estate is surrounded by glacial creeks, untouched wilderness, and some of the purest air and water on earth. Recognized worldwide with multiple National and International awards and featured on National Geographic, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Bloomberg, and Timber Kings in over 150 countries, Little Wolf is more than a property; it’s a world-class destination. At the heart of the estate stands a magnificent timber castle, the first natural red and yellow cedar wood castle on earth, a masterpiece of artistry and craftsmanship spanning nearly 9,000 square feet. With 8 bedrooms, 10 baths, hand-carved details, Brazilian Blue Azul granite, marble, high-end antique furnishings, a Burgundy fireplace from the 11th century, and world-class finishes throughout, this is one of the most unique wilderness residences on the planet. Legendary Fishing Paradise Little Wolf sits in the heart of the world’s finest salmon and steelhead country. The Skeena River and its surrounding systems, the Kispiox, Bulkley, Morice, Babine, Copper, Sustut, Bell Irving, Kalum, and Kitimat Rivers, are legendary among anglers, attracting sport fishers from across the globe. From world-record trophy steelhead and salmon to saltwater fishing for Chinook, Coho, halibut, ling cod, and more in nearby Prince Rupert and Kitimat, this is one of the premier fishing destinations on earth. Year-Round Adventure Playground Beyond fishing, Little Wolf offers unmatched access to heli-skiing, winter sports, and wilderness adventure all from your doorstep. Rare RC commercial zoning on 10 acres and 120 acres of R-10 also opens endless opportunities: luxury resort, exclusive retreat, corporate compound, boutique hotel, bottled water venture, or farm use. Accessibility Meets Exclusivity Despite its remote setting, Little Wolf is easily reached: just a 1-hour 20-minute flight from Vancouver International Airport to Terrace, followed by a 20-minute scenic drive along the world-renowned Yellowhead Highway. One of the dream routes of the world.