BWCA Campsite 1047 on Pan

This is an elevated campsite with a nice view of Pan Lake. The landing is essentially nonexistent, with a straight drop into the water. I tied my canoe to a tree that had fallen into the water, as I did not find a place to pull it up. The kitchen has a good view and receives shade at certain times of day from nearby trees. The surrounding trees are mostly jack pines, with a notable aspen near the tent pad area. I found two tent pads. Both are usable but not ideal. One is gravelly, and the other is grassy but lumpy. This is a decent site on a remote lake, but the landing is a significant drawback.

This is an elevated site with a semi-difficult landing. The fire grate overlooks the lake splendedly. The sunset may be viewed from the backside of camp where I would also suggest you fish from. Excellent camp sites and a nice boom-box. I gave this site a B . If it wasn't for the landing being at a 45 deg. angle I'd give it 5!

This is a very rough, not often used site. Maybe we didn't look around enough, but the landing we found wasn't very nice at all. We left our boat tied to the big fallen tree. The site is a large rock on the edge of a rather dense forest. We were only staying for lunch, so we didn't look closely at all the features, but I was happy to move on. We didn't see a single person after leaving Little Saganaga. This spot would definitely provide solitude.

Campsite is open and had a few nice tent pads (one right next to the water). Landing was decent... Obligatory large rock teamed up with a tree. I'd stay here again.