Landing

Topography of under-water approach: On the south side of point, the two landings have shallow approaches.

Impediments to disembarking from and/or unloading a canoe: Each landing can handle only one canoe at a time. Canoes have to be brought up a distance for storage or to free the landings for any more use.

Topography to tent sites: A steep, 20' dirt rise up to the firepit and tentsite area.

- Rock point, with landings located to the right amongst the trees.

- One of the two narrow landings.

- Its a steep and confined rise up from the landing.

- Here's the complete grade from the water to the firepit level (far right).

Campsite

Campsite maintenance: regular

Size of open area: 50' x 50'.

Extent of tree cover: Firepit and tentsite areas are open to the sky.

Degree of levelness: The firepit and tentsite areas are on one level.

Number of level tent sites: Three tents could be erected immediately around the firepit area, but without enough trees for full tarp support.

North exposure: Partially potected from north winds by a few intervening trees.

East exposure: Inland forest blocks the east winds.

South exposure: Substantial protection from south winds.

West exposure: Partially potected from west winds by a few intervening trees. The mainland is so close as to seriously limit the sunset view.

- Due west across to mainland, over open tentsite area south of the firepit.

- Looking north up the lake, with another tentsite area to the right.

General description: OK. However, without many tarp-tie-down trees, protection is limited.

Overall accessibility: Narrow and steep ascents from the water could be an issue.

Submission July 2015 by Barry Bridgeford .. visited June, 2015