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Location
Hash is on the shingle at the upper end of Anderson Lake. It's approachable by a 1.7 mile hike down Anderson Creek from the roadhead, or by a 2.8 mile walk along the shore of Anderson Lake, or, most reasonably, by finding some fisherman willing to take us up there.
Participants
Plans
Posting this attempting to find others, plans pretty vague so far
