Small resort/ retreat for hikers and naturalists on high-altitude, fly-in lake near south Tweedsmuir Park in central west British Columbia, Canada. A 30-year back country recreation lease on crown land.  No road or neighbours on the three-km lake or for 10 kms around. 20 minutes by float plane from Nimpo Lake, the float plane capital of British Columbia. Altitude 5,000'; visible mountains at the head of the lake reach 12,000.' Three cabins; solar powered satellite internet; canoes; and extensive network of private hiking trails. This is in the middle of a huge, spectacular area that is real wilderness with very little public use.  People who require the convenience of easy shopping and freeways need not apply. 
    The cabins have an interesting history.  Twenty two years ago a 41-year old women walked two days into trackless wilderness to reach the lake.  She felled the trees, hauled the logs, and built the cabins single-handedly, using only a chainsaw and hand tools.  This is Canada's answer to "One Man's Wilderness" - except everything was built by a woman.
     She has written several bestselling books about her exploits and a new owner would receive ongoing publicity if he or she required.  She must sell for health reasons.  Any reasonable offer considered.  Leasing, or lease with option to buy a possibility.