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WHendrix
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Agnes
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Spartan2
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It has been a long time, but I do not remember such a thing as you describe. This campsite had the big rock out front, and there was a log that connected over to the rock, so I would walk over on the log and sit on that rock to read my book, or to photograph (for example, got some really nice closeup photos of a gull one morning). It also had some very large pine trees. And I remember a lovely clearing with purple lady slippers, and wild strawberries. We stayed there for a layover day, and it was an enjoyable stay.
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Spartan2
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BWCA looking east/southeast
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Savage Voyageur
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Cherokee
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Minnesotian
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Pine
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Grizzlyman
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Indiana
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HighnDry
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Canoe
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BigTim
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Horseshoe
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Jackfish
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Ima
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Tony
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alder
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Spartan2
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That's it! Alder! You're up, Tony!
It was a campsite on our spring trip in 2004. I had more photos if I needed them, but I didn't expect it to take too long.
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ozarkpaddler
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Doggone it the last two were posted and won before I saw them; you'all are GOOD!
Lynda, is that the one with a tiny little island-like peninsula in front of that photo and a bit to the right? Looks familiar and I've only stayed on 2 different campsites on Alder?
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