The short channel between Knight and Phoebe has an average depth of six feet. The river downstream from Knight passes through one of the finest large riverside bogs in the area. You might even encounter a moose. Knight Lake is a 99 acre, very soft-water lake in the Phoebe River system of the Kawishiwi watershed. The maximum depth of Knight Lake is six feet, and there are three inlets and one outlet.
Shoal soils are mostly muck, ledgerock, and boulder.
Some rubble is also present. About one-half of the shoreline is marsh. Campsites Knight has but one campsite, tucked away in the northeastern arm, largely out of sight of the remainder of the lake and the through traffic on the Phoebe River. It is a route from which no others branch off so expect to travel in the company of other parties during any of the busier travel periods. And, as always, stop early in the day to get a site.