Cache At Pratt Lake Traditional Geocache
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Size: 
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The cache is located at the northern end of Pratt Lake in the Mt.
Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. From the Pratt Lake trail head
(N47 23.871 W121 29.192), it's a little over 5.5 miles each way
with a cumulative elevation gain of 3,400 feet. The trail is your
typical Northwest forest trail with some rocky stretches as one
descends into the Pratt Lake basin. A Northwest Forest Pass is
required.
The trail to Pratt Lake climbs through a hemlock and fir forest
with nice views over Olallie Lake along the way. This is a good
day-trip, but there is camping at the northern end of the lake for
those who would like to take more than one day. If you have the
energy, continue on for a half a mile to Lower Tuscohatchie Lake
and enjoy another terrific lake with more great views.
The cache is a small lock-n-lock hidden a little way from the
lake in a common geocaching location. A spoiler photo has been
included.
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10
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Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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