Big Pond

At 50‐acre Big Pond, non‐motorized boats can be launched from the small parking lot. Several unmarked trails andmeadows connect a larger parking lot a few hundred feet to the south oft he lake. Big Pond is about one‐half mile north of the entrance road to Little Pond Campground on Barkaboom Road.

South

Looking down and across the lake as morning arrives.

Taken on Sunday August 29, 2010 at Big Pond.

Rays of Sun

Sparkle down on the lake as it continues to clear on out.

Taken on Sunday August 29, 2010 at Big Pond.

Night is Creeping Up on Me

I didn't realize how quickly it got late at Big Pond, and I had even started dinner. To make matters worst, my white-gas lantern wouldn't start, so I had to do everything by flash light.

Taken on Saturday August 28, 2010 at Big Pond.

Paddling Gear Back

With all the camping gear in the kayak, or most of it, including the stove and pot top on the deck. The kayak rode well with all the gear.

Taken on Sunday August 29, 2010 at Big Pond.

Inholding

While most of Big Pond is part of the Middle Mountain Wild Forest, about 200 feet of shore line is privately owned. The folks in the cabin where really friendly when they stopped by in their electric pontoon boat, but it did kind of wreck the scenic view especially from where I was camping.

Taken on Sunday August 29, 2010 at Big Pond.