[snoqpass]

http://www.planecrashmap.com/map/wa

[Schroder]

[huey]

Its been several years since I last had eyes on. As I recall it is in the western most fork of Boulder Creek approximately 3600' plus or minus 400'. Appears as a complete silhouette of a single engine fixed wing. Probably of tube and fabric construction because it appears completed flattened likely by snow load. Probably too late to spot it this year, but if & when opportunity presents will get firm fix. Don't recall anything on Olo or Dahlberg.

[Mesahchie Mark]

[Sky Hiker]

I found parts to a plane wreckage in the Cascade mountain above West Fork of Miller River near Smith Lake

[Schroder]

From the map posted above, Registration: N8131F Location: Near Lynnwood, WA Date: January 30, 1972 Aircraft type: Cessna 150F This one nosed into the pavement right in front of my car. If I had been one second ahead of schedule I would have been dead too. Registration: N71972 Location: Near Palmer, WA Date: January 5, 1975 Aircraft type: Cessna TU206D This was an air ambulance with 5 or 6 people on board that iced over and went down in heavy timber above Palmer. There were 2 survivors that were extricated a couple of days after the crash - I was on the rescue/recovery.

[Jim Mighell]

I found the wreckage on south side of Pilchuck in the mid-eighties, I believe, near Bathtub lakes - found a tight ball of dried flesh and hair about 1.5 ft in diameter, and reported it to authorities (Cessna I think); also was driving down So. Tacoma Way about 1953-1955 when a large plane came down a block away (heading for McChord); drove to the site in a small woods to see if I could help, but nothing but burning wreckage and body parts, including a small baby - made me sick, so left the area.

[Andy D.]

[Backpacker Joe]

Nine cylinders. How many banks of cylinders? Maybe an R2800? Two thousand horse Pratt.

[Sky Hiker]

How about the airplane engine left in the creek above Lake Dorothy on the way to Gold Lake

[Asshat Redux]

Sweet!

[SingleShot]

Three more military wrecks: A Whidbey Island PBY went down on Mt. Baker around 1943 and located about 10 years ago. Hiker found the dog tags of the crew. Another PBY went down on the east side of Jump Off Ridge, Simms Lake/Trout Creek area near Index in the 50's. Had a Navy payroll on board and the roads, surrounding area were closed off till it was found. Lastly, a military trainer crash landed, tail first, just south of Boner Lake/Money Creek. Late 40's or early 50's. Aircraft pretty well flattened but still, mostly, in one piece.

[Backpacker Joe]

Tom D and Dante found the BT-13 crash near Boner a few years ago.

[Frank]

There is a wreck near Wayhyt lake near the head of Bolder creek a tributary of the Beckler river. Bob Herman talks about it in his book Snohomish My Beloved County.

[Sky Hiker]

That would be Wayhut(Boulder Lake) or Oyhut Lake