The territory is located in the boreal forest of northern Saskatchewan, on the traditional lands of the Cree, Dene, and Métis peoples. Brownell Lake, historically called maci-cah-kon-sihk in Cree, and Kvamsing Lake form two remote and pristine bodies of water. With no road access, the area offers complete isolation in the heart of the wilderness. Anglers access the site only by floatplane departing from Deschambault Lake. The waters support healthy populations of northern pike and walleye. On-site, navigation is provided by boats equipped with eco-friendly four-stroke motors or canoes.