North Inlet Traditional Geocache

This geocache is located near the bridge that crosses the North Inlet river that flows in to Grand Lake.  Tonhutu Creek is a key tributary to North Inlet river.  The Bridge and road are very narrow so please park at the East end of Grand Avenue and walk the short distance to the geocache.  Be very stealthy as lots of muggles are in this area.

North Inlet is a key source of pristine mountain water that originates high in the mountains of Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) and flows into the largest natural lake in Colorado, Grand Lake. This river originates in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) at Colorado's Lake Powell which is located above treeline at approximately 11,580 feet.  In the spring time as the snow melts high in the mountains, the roar of the river can be heard around the Eastern areas of the town of Grand Lake.

The geocache container is a small Tupperware box that contains a notebook log and has enough space for small items.  PLEASE put the geocache container back in to the exact place you found it as otherwise it may become very visible to the many walkers in the area.