Most anything below the power lines is clear. I can run to the back but it's hard to explain. Stay to eastern bank above the power lines until you see the stumps as you round a point. The lake is probably a little low so they will be visible. When you see the stumps on that eastern bank you can cut diagonally across the lake to the back but its best to idle that part and graph at least once. Above the power line you'll see the island and anything around that island is stumpy stumpy. I went to college there so its been 20+ years.

When you go around the first point just past the power lines, there used to be some trees that were about 350' straight out from the point many many years ago. I don't see them anymore but you don't want to get too far left in case the stumps are just below the surface. I haven't checked to see if they have rotted all the way down or if there are stumps just below the surface. When you get close to the "next" point, there were some trees about 300' from shore but there were also a couple of lone trees about 150' from the shore. I just split the difference. This is where the majority of the tree line forms to the left. When you get slightly past the island, you can cut across to the other side BUT there was a line of trees to be careful of. There was a fairly good distance between those trees but you just needed to know where they are when running between them. There also used to be some trees that ran parallel and just south of the power line. I saved a run lane many years ago and just run it all the time. I'm sure a lot of the trees are no longer an issue but I just keep running my lane just in case. I see people running where I know there used to be trees and I keep waiting to hear a loud "whack" but I'm sure a majority of those trees are no longer an issue. I just haven't taken the time to graph some of those areas. One of these days, I'll take a look at those areas that had some stray trees and see if it is clear now.