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Reed's Meadow was named for a horse that belonged to a USFS Wilderness patrolman in about 1967-1969. There used to be a Wilderness Station (2 tent houses) in the upper part of Tahquitz Meadow with a small coral that held about 4-5 USFS horses plus Reed, the patrolman's personal horse.
Basin Butte Lookout was constructed in 1933. A recent Forest Service Passport-In-Time project replaced the Catwalk, shutters and door. New paint will be completed by the end of Summer 2008.
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This lookout tower was originally located at Estelle Mountain east of Interstate 15 north of Lake Elsinore.
The structure was moved to serve as the Ground Control Tower at Hemet-Ryan Air Attack Base in the late 1950's or early 1960's
Tahquitz Peak is the 2nd highest Fire Lookout in California @ 8828'
Reed's Meadow was named for a horse that belonged to a USFS Wilderness patrolman in about 1967-1969. There used to be a Wilderness Station (2 tent houses) in the upper part of Tahquitz Meadow with a small coral that held about 4-5 USFS horses plus Reed, the patrolman's personal horse.
Mike, the other patrolman during that time..
Basin Butte Lookout was constructed in 1933. A recent Forest Service Passport-In-Time project replaced the Catwalk, shutters and door. New paint will be completed by the end of Summer 2008.