This will be a new location for me. I will be going in solo in early June

Anyone know if the sites on these lakes have sufficient trees for Hammock camping? I prefer that to the tent if it will work.

TIa.

I was on Ram and Little Trout last summer on my solo. I only checked out the island site on Little Trout (but didn't camp), but not the others. I did camp on Ram. Plenty of trees on all those lakes so you should have no trouble finding hammock trees.

straighthairedcurly: "I was on Ram and Little Trout last summer on my solo. I only checked out the island site on Little Trout (but didn't camp), but not the others. I did camp on Ram. Plenty of trees on all those lakes so you should have no trouble finding hammock trees. "

Great. Thanks for the response!

I stayed at the Northwest site on Little Trout last summer-- it would be a nice little site for a solo hammock. Ram and Little Trout a great lakes!

The site on north shoreline of Ram would have good hanging trees. Also, the two sites on the north shore of little trout would be good. Check out the pics on the map in this website. The island campsite is wide open in the middle, not sure if the trees are good for hanging. I will add some pictures of where we camped.

Top of island site, pretty wide open and free of trees.





Ram shoreline


Ram forest

We were there a few years ago. Trip report And, having been to the area on other occasions (including last fall) I can say that all the sites will offer hammock hanging trees. But, as mentioned, the trees may not necessarily be in close enough proximity to the fire grate area.

Photo of Little Trout Lake campsite nearest portage to Misqua Lake.

My son and his friend both found trees for their hammocks on the Little Trout island site. It is more open, but still choices to be had.

Site on North side of Ram is nice