Lake, Wildcat Lake) are naturally reproducing Brook Trout lakes. There are also several bass fisheries within the forest. Wolf Centre The Wolf Centre opened in July 1996 to the general public and is home to a pack of five timber wolves (Canis lupus). Within the enclosure (one of the largest in the world), they roam freely. Fed on a random schedule (approximately once a week), they can often be found near the viewing area. As this is close to both the highest point in the enclosure and the water source, they are often nearby. Three months prior to the opening, Patricia Wyman, a new employee at the facility, was attacked by the wolves and died. Her body was found wearing nothing and featuring multiple mauling wounds. EcoLog Homes EcoLog Homes is a builder and supplier of log home kits. The logs they harvest come from the privately owned Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve Ltd. Mature hemlock become ready for harvesting every season, some measuring up to thirty inches in diameter. Each tree is felled and skidded by horse before being transported to the nearby Haliburton Forest Mill. Each board is squared for timbers or sawn into boards for planking. Canopy Tour -- A Walk in the Clouds This experience includes: a guided van tour through the private lands of Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve Ltd., passing through forests and along lakes and streams; a 0.5 km walk along the scenic Pelaw River; a short, guided voyageur-canoe ride across a wilderness lake to the final destination—Canopy Boardwalk. Snowmobiling With of forest wilderness, 50 lakes, and numerous ponds and creeks, Haliburton Forest is the only wholly privately owned snowmobiling operation in the world. The core of the trail system is double tracked and up to wide. Scenic single tracked trails access some of the remote areas within the property. Half a dozen shelter cabins, equipped with stoves and firewood, line the trail system. Dog sledding Introductory, half and full-day dog sledding tours are available at Haliburton Forest along groomed winter trails with over 130 Siberian Huskies. Professional guides provide introduction to the basics of dogsledding. Mountain biking Bikers have a choice of access roads, forest trails, or a route that covers some of the toughest terrain in the Province. The cycling season extends from Victoria Day to the weekend after Thanksgiving. Astronomy Due to its location three hours north of the lights