03-05-2006, 02:11 PM
The Wy. side of the pond is a lot more open and for the most part far less steep along the shore.. Its basically a camp where you like situation other than the two marinas. Remember its a nation Park though and does require a day use fee whether you camp or merely spend the day.. 2 bucks a day or 20 bucks a year as I recall..
The wind commonly flows from the north west and with the lake more open on the northern portion it can get the pond pretty stirred up.
As far as scenery, I'm not one to judge because I'm a bit of a rock hound so the Wy side suites my liking better. I like the tall rock cliffs and soft sloping beaches of the northern portion of the lake.
My suggestion to you is to spend a couple hours roaming the dirt roads of the north west shores. Theres probably more than 100 miles of dirt roads to explore along the north west shoreline of FG..
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The wind commonly flows from the north west and with the lake more open on the northern portion it can get the pond pretty stirred up.
As far as scenery, I'm not one to judge because I'm a bit of a rock hound so the Wy side suites my liking better. I like the tall rock cliffs and soft sloping beaches of the northern portion of the lake.
My suggestion to you is to spend a couple hours roaming the dirt roads of the north west shores. Theres probably more than 100 miles of dirt roads to explore along the north west shoreline of FG..
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