Mount gleason lookout
Agency: Co-opt with Los Angeles County Forestry Department (Now LA County Fire Department) and Angeles National ForestDates: 1926-1940sTower: Non-battered, open […]
Mount Wilson Lookout
Mount Wilson Lookout Agency: Angeles National ForestDates: 1910-1930sTower: 150’ Solar towerStatus: StandingElevation: 5713 ftCoordinates: 34.2245, -118.0586References: Fixed Point Fire Detection:
Bodle Peak Lookout
bodle Peak Lookout Agency: LA County Forestry Department (Now LA County Fire Department)Dates: 1930-1934Tower: Steel, 50 feet tallCab: N/AStatus: DemolishedElevation: 2450
West Liebre Lookout
West Liebre Lookout Agency: Angeles National ForestDates: 1936-1960sTower: Battered, enclosed timber tower, 20 ftCab: USFS Region 5 1934 standard 14′
Parker Mountain
Parker Mountain Lookout Agency: Los Angeles County Forestry Department (Now LA County Fire Department)Dates: 1934-1960sTower: NETT20’- Non-battered, enclosed timber tower,
Sunset Peak Lookout
Sunset Peak Lookout Agency: Angeles National ForestDates: 1927-1975Tower: Prototype K-brace tower in which top section is of X-brace design, 20′ tallCab: USFS
San Jose Lookout
San Jose Lookout Agency: LA County Forestry Department (Now LA County Fire Department)Dates: 1925-1950sTower: S40’Cab: N/AStatus: DemolishedElevation: 1250 ftCoordinates: 34.0977, -117.7944References: Ride the Devil Wind: A History of
Sutton Canyon
Sutton Canyon Sutton Canyon (East Fork Pickens Canyon), is an eastern tributary of Pickens Canyon. It descends the southern slopes
Lower Fox Falls
Lower Fox Falls Fox Creek, with its headwaters at the base of Mount Gleason, flows south and east to enter
Lower Buckhorn Falls
Lower Buckhorn Falls Lower Buckhorn Falls is an impressive yet elusive waterfall in the high country of the San Gabriels.