Alex and Jenn, a young couple from the city, embark on a weekend camping trip in the Canadian wilderness. Alex, who considers himself an experienced outdoorsman, is eager to show Jenn his favorite spot, a secluded lake deep in the forest. Despite Jenn’s initial apprehension, she agrees to follow Alex's lead and forego a map, trusting his knowledge of the area. As they venture deeper into the woods, they encounter a seemingly friendly but slightly unnerving park ranger who offers them some unsolicited advice about the terrain and wildlife. They dismiss his warnings and continue on their path.

As they progress further into the wilderness, small missteps accumulate—misplaced belongings, dwindling food supplies, and Alex’s growing frustration at failing to locate the elusive lake. The couple's relationship is tested by the mounting tension and increasing signs they are lost. Their sense of unease escalates when they realize they are not alone in the forest. The menacing presence of a predatory black bear becomes evident as it starts to track them. They are forced to confront the brutal reality of their situation, battling both the wilderness and their own fears as they fight for survival.