This July, we explored the shoreline along Patterson Bay on the southern end of Wabatongushi Lake. There are a few plunging rock faces visible between the trees, and we became curious enough to stomp our way through the thick boreal brush to take a closer look. As we travelled inward, we discovered that there are more rock faces hidden within the trees, and that the rocks look like a long-overgrown fort, complete with a “turret.” It was a great way to spend the afternoon, and the views were, as always, stunning. Enjoy the photos!
