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We are going up there tomorrow. It is on top of Mount Pierce. Why didn't the GLO at least keep 20 acres on top?
Today it is mostly a microwave and repeater farm.
Reportedly at least one BT is intact and one is a stump.
The position of the I.P. is occupied by Mt. Pierce 2, a triangulation station.
Posted : November 12, 2013 8:51 pm
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Yep, there's one intact. Huge tree down the hillside to the west.
I'm a survey student at CSU Fresno and we took a trip up there in September. Of course we hiked down to check out the tree and tags.
Very cool place. Have a good time.
-Ben Erickson
Posted : November 12, 2013 10:20 pm
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While you are up there, look for the original rock scribing on the ridge nw 2000'. It's been a long time, but the rock outcropping is clearly visible from the IP
Posted : November 12, 2013 10:23 pm