- 1 1/4 inch diameter
- Cast in fine pewter
- Strong magnet embedded in back
- Mounted on story card
Place Name: Mount Baldy (San Antonio)
Elevation: 10,064 ft.
Coordinates: N34° 17' 20" W117° 38' 48"
Location: Los Angeles County, California, USA
Mount San Antonio, popularly called Mount Baldy because of its treeless summit, is a recreation magnet for the heavily populated Los Angeles area. The opportunities include hiking, bouldering, skiing, winter mountaineering, and an annual run to the summit.
The mountain has numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty and summertime accessibility is increased with the availability of a ski lift.
Mount San Antonio is notable for its place in the history of establishing the speed of light through the experiments of American physicist, Albert Michelson.
Elevation: 10,064 ft.
Coordinates: N34° 17' 20" W117° 38' 48"
Location: Los Angeles County, California, USA
Mount San Antonio, popularly called Mount Baldy because of its treeless summit, is a recreation magnet for the heavily populated Los Angeles area. The opportunities include hiking, bouldering, skiing, winter mountaineering, and an annual run to the summit.
The mountain has numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty and summertime accessibility is increased with the availability of a ski lift.
Mount San Antonio is notable for its place in the history of establishing the speed of light through the experiments of American physicist, Albert Michelson.
