Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
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Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
Heading out on Labor Day and spending a couple days at Belle Isle, hoping to explore Crystal Cove and Amygdaloid by canoe. Does anyone have coordinates for the sea arch? I've read that it's pretty much directly across from the Keyhole, but looking for a little more direction. Any other suggestions for exploring Amygdaloid? Hoping the weather cooperates and not make it a moot point!
24: MI-MB-MI, 22: BI-PC-BI-RH, 21: RH-ML-DF-MB-DF, 18: MC-PC-BI-DB-RH-DF, 17: WI-IM-SB-FL-WC, 16: RH-TM-CI-TI-RH, 14: BI-ML-CI-CH-MB, 13: RH-PI, 12: MC-CB-HL-TH, 11: WC-HC-WC, 09: MC-BI-DN-RH, 05: MI-CI-MB-DF-RH-TM-RH, 02: MC-LR-WL-CH, 01: BI-DB-RH, 79: worked RH
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
It is near the far northeastern end of Amygaloid Lake. I think this link confirms it. Click on the waypoint on the map and a link to documentation will appear.
I walked to it once from the Ranger Station on the southeastern end, but that was over 40 years ago.
I walked to it once from the Ranger Station on the southeastern end, but that was over 40 years ago.
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
Thanks Ed!
24: MI-MB-MI, 22: BI-PC-BI-RH, 21: RH-ML-DF-MB-DF, 18: MC-PC-BI-DB-RH-DF, 17: WI-IM-SB-FL-WC, 16: RH-TM-CI-TI-RH, 14: BI-ML-CI-CH-MB, 13: RH-PI, 12: MC-CB-HL-TH, 11: WC-HC-WC, 09: MC-BI-DN-RH, 05: MI-CI-MB-DF-RH-TM-RH, 02: MC-LR-WL-CH, 01: BI-DB-RH, 79: worked RH
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
I just reviewed that link and followed the Topographic map link to TopoQuest, searching for Isle Royale. It looks like an interesting resource.
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
For mapping, I really like Acme Mapper. Click the "layers" button in the top right to change between aerial, maps, and topos. I've used those to figure out hiking topography quite often.
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
I use Acme as well. It's a great mapping source but I was surprised by the the large amount of effort TopoQuest has put into cataloging various geographic features.dcclark wrote: ↑Sat Aug 25, 2018 6:10 pm For mapping, I really like Acme Mapper. Click the "layers" button in the top right to change between aerial, maps, and topos. I've used those to figure out hiking topography quite often.
Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
Also followed the link, and happened to find reference to a sea arch on West Caribou Island, on the Lake side. Does anyone know anything about how to find the Caribou arch? I am tempted to bushwhack to the general area while camping at Caribou Island and see what I can find.
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
I think the map flag these guys placed is pretty good. I show the map coordinates to be 48.14218, -88.667436. My travel log indicates that the blueberry picking was very good on top of the ridge NE of the arch the first week in August.
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Re: Amygdaloid Sea Arch Coordinates?
According to NPS folks , the Caribou Island arch collapsed.bobcat wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 11:42 pm Also followed the link, and happened to find reference to a sea arch on West Caribou Island, on the Lake side. Does anyone know anything about how to find the Caribou arch? I am tempted to bushwhack to the general area while camping at Caribou Island and see what I can find.