Help with finding this campsite. There is a small island 1,500 due north of this campsite. This small island is not shown on most maps of Lake Three. The campsite is not located on this "invisible" island.
Campsite last visited on: August 7, 2021
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Room for one canoe to land at a time. There is a nice flat spot made of fine gravel between the boulder field to the left and the table rock to the right.
Fire pit has little shade and would be exposed to a north wind.
Dining area has some nice boulders (which don't rot) for sitting. A few mediocre logs too. Pleasant views all around from the kitchen.
Decent island campsite. There are still a few standing trees that survived the 2011 Pagami Creek Fire, including a fairly large white pine that you can see from well out on the lake.
This is the lakeside suite. One of the few shady areas at this campsite too.
There is a large table rock at the "summit" of this campsite that makes a nice platform for viewing the lake in multiple directions.
The platform viewing area. The firepit is visible in the background.
This tent pad is up the hill. To find it, head for the base of the huge white pine tree. Take a left and you'll find it.
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At least there is some shade here.
The white pine that identifies this campsite. Survived the fire and stands head and shoulders (branches) above any other tree around.
That island in the distance is about 1500 feet away to the north. Note that this is the "invisible island". It is not shown on many BWCA navigation maps. This is proof that it really exists.
The fire pit area and view to the east.
This view is to the northwest along the shore of the island from just above the canoe landing.
