This cache has been driven all the way to North Bend, Washington
hoping to have a long life out of the city. This is a beautiful
place. Rattlesnake Lake is a great place to come to skip rocks,
fish or just enjoy a picnic away from the big city life style. I
came here for other reasons, to have an easy place to plant a small
cache
To locate the trail go east of Seattle on I-90 to exit 32, turn
right off the exit and follow Cedar Falls Road SE to the sign that
says Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area. Turn left and park or park
across the road not blocking the gate while they’re still digging,
that is, the contractors are digging. Then cross the road safely
and once on NFD 50 Rd take trail to your left, the trail is called,
Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Then at N47°26.349 W121°45.808 turn right
off main trail to a grass trail go left and follow your GPS to a
stump with a tree growing off the top (see photo) and take that
narrow trail to your right to the cache site near a pond.
What inspired me to place the cache here was the pond, so I hope
you enjoy it as much as I did.
FTF will get to have non activated travel bug dog tags. There
are other travel bugs to trade from, but please trade evenly.
Trail closes ½ hour after sunset and opens ½ hour before
sunrise, that’s the rules.
Keep in mind once you head in for the cache the coords go all
over the place, but with all the hints you should be able to walk
right up to the cache.
Photos are always welcome, but please do not give away the cache
itself, otherwise there would be no surprise for the next treasure
hunter.
| Congratulations on FTF to
“darzorrish” I hope you get a chance to use the new TB
soon. |