Landing

Topography of under-water approach: Flat rocks sloping to notch on the side of the site.

Impediments to disembarking from and/or unloading a canoe: The notch cuts the shoreline, allowing canoes to empty safely. An option is to stand in the water to help disembark. There's a slow slope into the lake. After the canoe is empty, a small area leads to large rocks that lead to level, then to the slightly sloped site. A large rock has steps in the side which assist with the climb.

Topography to tent sites: Once the large rock is climbed, the site slopes very slightly to the water on the other side. It has a fairly flat area where 4+ tents could be set up.

Canoe landing looking left ...

Canoe landing looking right ...

Campsite

Campsite maintenance: regular

Size of open area: 20' x 20'.

Extent of tree cover: The site has fairly large area opened to sunlight. Only several large pine trees on the outside of the site.

Degree of levelness: After climbing up a large rock to get to the site, it then slightly slopes down to the waters edge. The open area is level in the middle. The fire-pit area is level near large rock bench's.

Number of level tent sites: 4+.

North exposure: Totally blocked from the north wind by the forest.

East exposure: Quite open to the east wind.

South exposure: Quite open to the south wind.

West exposure: Quite open to the west wind and sunset view.

North exposure ...

South exposure ...

West exposure ...

Northwest exposure, showing benches around firepit ...

Thanks to Jeffrey McMurtrie of Maps By Jeff for supplying the base map.