Ena Lake Lodge

Ena Lake is in Northern Saskatchewan, a vast and rocky boreal forest wilderness in the great Canadian Shield. Located on the 59th parallel, mere kilometres from the Northwest Territories, Ena Lake is 27 km in length and contains acres of pristine fresh water – your own ample and uncrowded outdoor playground. Here, black spruce, birch and jack pine surround rocky outcrops and sandy shores, ancient remnants of the area’s glacial past. Black bears, moose and caribou wander freely; eagles sore and trophy fish swim in abundance. A late spring or early summer visit will dazzle you with near 24-hour sunlight; visitors in the fall will be mesmerized by night-time displays of the spectacular Northern Lights. There are no roads to Ena Lake, and our lodge is the only development on these waters. The nearest communities are Stony Rapids, a hamlet of less than 300 people, and Uranium City, a former mining town with the region’s only airport. Nestled in a large swath of provincially protected Crown land, and neighbouring two remote Denesuline First Nations, our lodge is one of just a handful of privileged caretakers of this sacred, special place, respecting the ancient landscape and conserving its natural beauty and bounty.