Deep Woods Cabin Escape Room

Today we returned to Copper Cat Escape Games in Brainerd so that we could try the Deep Woods Cabin room. When we were here yesterday we were talking to Allon after finishing our room and loved his passion for Escape Rooms. He said this Deep Woods Cabin room was his favorite and we wanted to give it a try. We had a great time!

The room has a great backstory and you start in the woods outside of the cabin. Your first task is to figure out how to get in. The story is rich and the puzzles are just perfect. There is a wide variety of things to figure out. Your not just pounding codes into locks but have to really put the scene together.

We were completely immersed from the very beginning. We were challenged but everything connected together. I’m proud to say we completed the room with no clues and 13m 08s on the clock. There were several puzzles that made us smile as they came together.

We were very impressed with Copper Cat Escape Games. If you live in the Twin Cities it is a two hour drive and I think it would be worth it if you like escape rooms. You could book two or three of the rooms. Deep Woods Cabin is definitely one of the best, if not the best, that we’ve done in Minnesota. Room 61!

Three people smiling together in front of a rustic wood-plank and stone fireplace wall with stacked logs nearby. Three people pose holding wooden signs reading Found the Treasure, Recovered the Map, and Deep Woods Survivor at an escape room venue.

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Four suits of cards fanned in sequence from Ace to Jack laid on a dark wood table with two players holding hands of cards. Hand of cards fanned out showing 8 of hearts, 7 of clubs, 6 of hearts, ace of spades, king of hearts, 10 of hearts, and 2 of hearts, with a card game in progress on a wooden table. Chess game in progress on a red and dark wood board, with dark and light wooden pieces mid-match, several captured pieces beside the board.

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We had a great time solving Granny’s Recipe Rescue at Copper Cat Escape in 48m 18s! We had five “rookie” misses that we caused us to “face palm”. 🤦 We are coming back tomorrow to do another room! Room 60!

Three people smiling indoors, the middle person holding a printed score sheet from an escape room. Three people pose at Copper Cat Escape holding signs reading We Escaped Because of Me and Granny Would Be Proud