It is interspersed with hundreds of islands and it would be difficult to conceive of anything more beautiful of its kind than the scenery of this lake.
Islands rise in continuous clusters and in every variety of form.
S.J. Dawson, surveyor and explorer, describing Lake of the Woods in 1858. In this place loaded with scenery, history and some of the best fishing available anywhere, the words of explorer S.J. Dawson ring true as ever. It would be difficult to conceive of anything more beautiful. It's that special time of day in the lodge at Frolander Island Resort, a wilderness getaway whose history dates back to the 1930s. We've come from different places, those of us gathered here around the lodge's old wooden tables to dine on food that rivals the finest big-city restaurants in a setting that's far superior.