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Tony	04/24/2018 04:50PM   palasades on sea gull sand beach siteon the north side of sea gull. plenty of trees for hammocks on this site tony
Humdinger	04/24/2018 12:37PM   Paddlers, I'm taking my scout troop to Seagull and I recall there are some waterfalls and points of interest close to that entry. Can you point me at some? I recall there is a water falls off the kekabick trail close by. Is there a map showing the burn area around there? Some of my scouts want to bring hammocks and I hope they have trees to tie to. Thanks in advance. HD
inspector13	04/24/2018 02:53PM   Maybe you can find the remnants of the old resorts that were once on Seagull.
thebotanyguy	04/24/2018 03:27PM   Burn area map from Ham lake fire and Cavity Lake fire:
mirth	04/24/2018 04:30PM   When is your group going Humdinger?
Humdinger	04/25/2018 06:16AM   mirth: "When is your group going Humdinger?" Were going in June 22 for a week
ozarkpaddler	04/24/2018 08:58PM   Well, before or after the trip, just down the road is Chik Wauk museum. I can spend half a day there. Also some nice hiking trails around it. There's a small falls across from the lake from Trails End Campground. Also theres a fall between Jasper and Alpine Lakes out of Seagull. Chik Wauk
johndku	04/25/2018 09:04AM   If you go to google maps and pull up the satellite view, you'll get a very detailed view of what was in a burn area and what wasn't, even down to individual campsites. Burn areas appear as a much lighter green than the surrounding area. Last couple years we've tripped in Seagull, Red Rock, Alpine, all of those are wholly or partially in a burn area, but we've never had much difficulty finding trees to hammock from.
TuscaroraBorealis	04/27/2018 07:14PM   If you haven't done so already??? Check out the cool spots in canoe country forum. I'll add, the portage trail to Paulson Lake is well worth a hike.