Horse Flats
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Coordinates: 34°20′33″N 118°00′36″W / 34.3425°N 118.01°W Horse Flats is a region of the San Gabriel mountains in the Angeles National Forest north of Los Angeles. It is known for its US Forest Service campground (open April 1-November 15) and for the excellent granite bouldering near the campground.
[edit] History
In the nineteenth century, the area was used by Tiburcio Vásquez and his gang as a hideout and corral for their stolen livestock[1]
[edit] References
- ^ John W. Robinson, The San Gabriels, pp 21-22, Big Santa Anita Historical Society, 1991.
