The Silo at Loop Canyon: A Story of Murder and Survival
In 1981, two teenagers were lured to abandoned missile silos by ITT security guards, resulting in brutal assaults and one tragic death
Santa Clara Divide
Los Pinetos–Newhall Nike Site (LA-94)
Perched 4,000 feet above the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys, the Los Pinetos–Newhall Nike Site (LA-94) guarded Los Angeles during the Cold War.
Mount Gleason Nike Site (LA-04)
Mount Gleason Nike Site (LA-04) was the first Nike missile installation planned and built in the Angeles National Forest
Camp Valcrest
Angeles Crest Christian Camp was founded in the 1940s as a year round Christian camp located at 6,000 ft along the Santa Clara Divide Road.
Angeles Crest Christian Camp
Angeles Crest Christian Camp was founded in the 1940s as a year round Christian camp located at 6,000 ft along the Santa Clara Divide Road.
Camp Singing Pines
Camp Singing Pines was a popular Girls Scouts camp from the early 1940s to 1993, established by the Pasadena Girl Scout Council.
Camp Hidden Valley
In 1950, the Arcadia Girl Scout Council established a camp site along Santa Clara Divide Road and developed it into Camp Hidden Valley.
Camp Rosenita
Rosenita Saddle was formerly the site of a short-lived Girl Scout Camp, established in 1958 and removed in 1966.
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.