Bring a snack to share. Camping at Fullerton is a great way to explore the park without spending hours in a crowded park. Fullerton is also an amazing location for camping in the wintertime.
If you are a camping enthusiast you will love camping at Fullerton and if you are a full time college student you will love exploring the park and having fun outdoors.
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Almost every partner on Musch Hike In Camp campsite knows a story about a boy from Los Angeles who lost a flashlight. This seemingly insignificant event gave rise to a series of events that are very famous in the every campsite in Fullerton, especially on the Rolling M Ranch Campground campsite.
In a single evening, two people were lost. A couple campers and two full-grown men were wandering the hills of Fullerton looking for someone when they noticed a flashlight hanging outside.
They thought it might be a signal and proceeded to follow it. At the end of the path it turned and led to a cabin in the hills of musch hike in camp. The owner of the cabin came outside to see what was going on. The men said, "This is the light you have been looking for!".
Some of you may have read about this on another post and heard about the Fullerton Bigfoot. I've seen it in person, but I wasn't there for the entire story. The story has been told and re-told over the next two weeks and the legend has evolved over time as well.
They were camping, but for the majority of the night they were hiking up and down the hills and the river The group that found the light was not from Fullerton but rather from the San Gabriel valley. It was a local group that decided to stop and have some fun after a long hike. This is where things got a bit weird.
The group with the flashlight approached the cabin and started to bang on the door. At first they thought something was wrong with the door so they were making lots of noise to try and get the man to answer. That would have worked but when he walked through the front door he looked like an absolute mess.
He wasn’t wet and was covered in leaves. There were no branches to speak of on his body. The local group didn’t have the skills to get out of the man any better, even though they were not looking like themselves as if they were drunk.
They decided to stop banging on the door and to keep on walking. The local group had to leave the trailhead and go back on the main trail and it was well after midnight that the couple was found the next day.
I know it’s only a few miles away from home but the main trail is not very well marked. It’s possible that somebody could think it’s a main trail with the amount of water traffic.
On the other side of the river, people thought they found some tracks. Couple found dead in San Gabriel Mountains. The sheriff’s department took the photos and the couple was never seen again.
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