Small rocky island, located in lower section of Lake Muskoka, about 1.6 km from mainland. Highest on west side and slopes toward the east. Eastern third of island is mix of red oak, eastern white cedar, eastern white pine and various shrubs, such as elderberry. Approximately half the pines are dead. The central area of the island is a mixture of grass and raspberry shrubs.
Western third is composed of bare rounded granite, with clumps of grasses and shrubs.
Public access prohibited from March 15 to July 31 each year to prevent disturbance to nesting birds. All rights reserved.