GCN2CF Traditional Cache Lost Lake View
Type: Traditional | Size: Regular Regular | Difficulty: 2 out of 5 | Terrain: 3 out of 5
By: Team Fegel @ | Hide Date: 03/06/2005 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 49.922 W105° 32.536 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 1
A cache placed just north of Red Feather Lakes, with superb 360° views of the Mummy Range to the southwest, and Lost Lake to the northeast.
This was originaly going to be the final stage for our nearby cache C.L.O., but we felt it was too nice and needed to be it's own cache.

Route planning can make the difference between an uphill walk to the cache, and a difficult ascent.
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Some people mispell it as bonzai, but it really should be spelled bonsai, and is pronounced "bone-sigh". The container is not actually in a bonsai, but it sure looks like it.

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10 Logs: Found it 10  

Found it 06/10/2017 By jaredandkayla
Quite the adventure finding this lonely cache! Beautiful spot with an amazing view. Much more than an uphill walk. All is in great shape!

Found it 05/27/2015 By mfoley1169
Made the difficult ascent from the south. TNLN, SL

Found it 04/13/2015 By laurelfixation
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Found it 10/13/2013 By rossiter78
Beautiful spot. This was my favorite find in the area.

Found it 08/03/2011 By Flip507
Found this one while doing some work in the area, if you see the yellow Forest Service signs in the area, this my work.....

Found it 08/29/2009 By StefandAaron
Took us some work to find. Sorry for the 4-1/2 month delay in logging. TNLN

Found it 02/24/2009 By Silver Trekker
Found with Denali41 and puppy Teewinot. Neat mountain cache with a great view in a subtly beautiful area. Thanks for leading us there.

Found it 02/24/2009 By Denali41
Silver Trekker, my puppy Teewinot, and I finished a long day of climbing/hiking Larimer County Named Peaks and finding several geocaches, with this one as the finale. Wow, what a great location. The container and cache contents are in perfect shape. We aren't. We came out from the cache back to the car in twilight and then dark conditions. We should have had along the instruments I always preach to others about having--headlamps!! It's easy in that complex terrain to have more delays than anticipated. But we found the cache, signed the log, and got safely back to the car very late for a February day! TFTC, Team Fegel!

Found it 08/11/2008 By Fryer Family
Great hike, scramble, the view was beautiful. I had to leave the wife and kid about a 1/3 mile down the hill. I did find them, aren't GPS's great. L-smily bober, T-glasses, SL. There was no TB in the Cache.
TFTC

Found it 05/25/2008 By ME&CC
What a great hike, awesome views, TFTC, took S&H and left a pirate......a big fan of team fegel's caches.