Wolf Creek Lake

Part of the Great Smoky Mountains

Wolf Creek Lake resides in Jackson County, North Carolina, and is part of the Great Smoky Mountains. A smaller, more remote lake, it contains 183 acres and 6.9 miles of shoreline. Additionally, Asheville, North Carolina is just over 60 miles away.

Emergencies

If you need medical assistance, the Transylvania Regional Hospital is about 30 miles away. For flights, the Asheville Regional Airport is under 45 miles away.

Fun on Wolf Creek Lake

Anglers casting their line can catch largemouth bass, bluegill, smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, yellow perch, walleye, black crappie, and blue catfish! Many people also love taking their boats out onto Wolf Creek Lake.

In addition, Wolf Creek Lake is the perfect place for kayaking. The remote nature of the lake means it's always quiet and peaceful, allowing for a relaxing experience. The area is almost untouched by development, meaning the scenery is always gorgeous. This also means that the wildlife is frequently out and about. Visitors have logged bald eagle, otter, bear, and deer sightings!

Explore North Carolina

While Wolf Creek Lake is slightly remote, there is still plenty to do in the surrounding area. There are plenty of hiking trails to keep you busy, as well as a golf club. Restaurants close to the lake include Slopeside Tavern and Micah’s Restaurant and Pub.

A day in the city is never out of the question, as Asheville is just down the road. The most famous attraction in this city is the Biltmore Estate. This luxurious mansion was the former home of George Vanderbilt! You can also visit the North Carolina Arboretum and the Folk Art Center. When you get hungry, try out Vinnie’s Neighborhood Italian, Chestnut, and Jargon.

Remote Serenity

Wolf Creek Lake is perfect for those who want a peaceful, secluded lake experience!