And a serious bushwhack it was!  We portaged crap through the woods/swamp - so now it's a portage....not very well established and HIGHLY unlikely anyone (in their sane mind) would ever tackle it again.

pd

Just because you got there by walking does not mean you were on a portage. There is no portage within a mile of that spot. You have to bushwhack to get there. It was kind of an impressive view. I was glad the creek was at least semi navigable.

A little sweat?! ...kinda like saying Alaska has a bit of wilderness!     It does overlook a very nice creek and beaver pond.  Sure glad that moose did not join us for the night - what a party that would have been.     It does break up that portage nicely though.

pd

It did take a little sweat to get there. I don’t think it will get over used unless it is by moose.

I say add it unless it's a spot that you think would easily get overused?

  Knowing your tripping history that probably wouldn't be a issue ?

  I've stayed at small spots that I found because I stopped to take a look even though on the data base they were considered no longer valid. For my needs they were more than adequate.

IMHO there is a lot to be said for finding those hidden gems using a little sweat equity.

I camped at a site that is probably the best place to camp within ½ days travel. A moose trail passes nearby that Stew heard a moose on during the night.  There is space for a solo tent with just a little bunched up because of a tree. I found 2 trees to hang my hammock from with a 45° sloped rock under the hammock.  There is a beaver pond about a 100yds over and 100Ft down to get water to filter.  The GPS coordinates are N48.37233° W91.04235°.  Should I add it to the campsite database?