Triangular peak markers in the San Gabriels

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I found this today hiking near the helipad by Henninger It was on the ground so we picked it up.
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Triangle Sign at the PCT just south of Lake Hughes Road in the Santa Clara region of the ANF

Yes, it has been shot, multiple times...
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A couple signs found along 1N14.
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And this unreadable one on 2920.
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Here's some more I recently found in the San Gabes.
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Atop Pt. 3650 west of Switzers
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Atop the ridge with the old firebreak north of Mt Lukens.
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What a find. Does that say D34 if you flip it?
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Found this by Mt Bliss buried in the ground. I put it upright with rocks.
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At the far western end of Josephine Peak's ridge. Broken off at the base, resurrected and used as a temporary flag pole.

Does anyone actually know what these are for? No current or historical record of a trail to this location exists that I know of, and there are no benchmarks. Mysterious. Ancient aliens?
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And this one a little closer to the Josephine summit.
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These are blank, and don't have any letters of numbers?
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dima wrote: Mon Apr 07, 2025 9:06 pm These are blank, and don't have any letters of numbers?
They are very rusted, so nothing discernible now, but may have featured such information originally?
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These two are also upside-down as all the others point down.
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