Landing

Topography of under-water approach: Silt, rock, and gravel.

Impediments to disembarking from and/or unloading a canoe: No real landing area, must stand in knee deep water, or reach down from rocky shore to unload.

Topography to tent sites: Unloading puts you on the site.

Not much to choose from to use as a landing.

Campsite

Campsite maintenance: Regular.

Size of open area: 10m x 5m.

Extent of tree cover: 20%.

Degree of levelness: Somewhat level.

Number of level tent sites: 1.

North exposure: Trees.

East exposure: View of lake.

South exposure: View of lake.

West exposure: View of lake.

General description: Small site with 1 flat and level tentpad, though in a pinch a 2nd tent could be squeezed in. Very little protection from the sun or wind.

Overall accessibility: With the rocky eastern shoreline, it is challenging to load/unload a canoe and just as challenging to get in or out of one. Accessing the site from the southern or western shoreling is not an option because of trees..

Firepit.

Looking southwest over the entire site.

Submitted by Chris Taylor .. Visited July, 2017 .. Submission February 16, 2019