Pictures from my 2018 BWCAW trip

I used the Mudro Lake entry point this year, and camped on the North end of Fourtown Lake. We didn't do any fishing, but previous campers left plenty of their tools behind.

Although not as common or intensive as it was further to the East, parts of this area were logged from 1890 to 1930 via logging roads that extended from South of Angleworm Lake to Gun Lake, and evidence can still be found - mostly in bits of metal left behind.

This area is home to a number of Beaver lodges, and one of them passed our campsite like clockwork every night as he made his rounds. The campsite also included a busy Bluejay family and a Bald Eagle from the neighboring lake occasionally kept an eye on us.

On the North side of Fourtown Lake is a long marshy area that can be crossed to reach Moosecamp Lake, and although it isn't quick - it's much quicker than going around via Boot/Fairy/Gun Lakes, with only one short portage to get around a Beaver Dam.

The Fall Colors were just starting to pick up while we were there, with several trees giving us brilliant displays of red and yellow but most had yet to change.