Camp Rosenita
Camp Cumorah Crest was a LDS and a Boy Scout Camp until it burned down in 2009. It then became Camp Eaton, which still operates today
Hikes
Camp Cumorah Crest, Camp Eaton
Camp Cumorah Crest was a LDS and a Boy Scout Camp until it burned down in 2009. It then became Camp Eaton, which still operates today
Hukaht Canyon
In 2022, the derogatory term “squaw” was scrubbed from federal use, thus changing the San Gabe’s Squaw Canyon to Hukaht Canyon.
Camp 37 Cedar Springs
Camp 37 at Cedar Springs was a prison road camp that helped build the Mt. Williamson Tunnels along the Angeles Crest Highway
Tribute to Twinkie
Tribute to Twinkie Today marks the anniversary of the day when I lost a piece of my heart. It has been
Sturde’s Hideaway
Sturde’s Hideaway Wilbur “Sturde” Sturtevant (1841- 1910) pioneered more miles of trails than anyone else in the San Gabriels. In
Los Pinetos Peak
Los Pinetos Peak Lookout Agency: Angeles National Forest (Possibly co-operative with county)Dates: 1935-1960sTower: NOTT10’- Non-battered, open timber tower, 10 feet
Little Jimmy Camp
Little Jimmy Camp With just about an hours drive from Los Angeles, you can experience the backcountry with an overnight stay
Big Tujunga Water Tunnels
Big Tujunga Water Tunnels Very few people know about Big Tujunga’s unique tunnels. Their construction probably dates back to the
Crash on Strawberry Peak
Crash on Strawberry Peak One of the earliest aviation accidents in Los Angeles involved a hot-air balloon called The American