Hi Mtn. gate installations

Hello all, This past summer and fall culminated four years of planning, obtaining approval,purchasing and installation of the two new security gates located near thelookout on Hi Mountain Road. Generous donations from several individuals, theMorro Coast Audubon Society Board of Directors, and the recent fundraising'Condor Benefit' event at Saucelito Canyon Winery made possible the $4,800 incosts for...

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8th Annual Hi Mountain Campout and Open House

8th Annual Hi Mountain Condor Lookout Campout and Open House Event Saturday, October 10, 2009 (all day event) Hi Mountain Lookout, San Luis Obispo County, Los Padres National Forest Come and discover one of the largest and most endangered flying birds of North America. California Condors re-introduced into the wild are radiotracked from Hi Mountain Lookout, flying between Big Sur in Central California...

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8th Annual Hi Mountain Condor Lookout Campout and Open House Event

8th Annual Hi Mountain Condor Lookout Campout and Open House EventSaturday, October 10, 2009 (all day event)Hi Mountain Lookout, San Luis Obispo County, Los Padres National Forest Come and discover one of the largest and most endangered flying birds of North America. California Condors re-introduced into the wild are radiotracked from Hi Mountain Lookout, flying between Big Sur in Central California...

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Benefit 7/19 @ Saucelito Canyon Winery, Edna Valley

*Note: This event is not being held at the Hi Mountain Lookout. It is being held at the Saucelito Canyon Winery tasting room in the Edna Valley of San Luis Obispo What: Condor Benefit Mixer When: Sunday July 19th, 3-8pm Where: Saucelito Canyon Winery tasting room in the Edna Valley of San Luis Obispo,...

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Sociable Hermits: A Story of Lookouts by Matt Geer

Sociable Hermits: A Story of Lookouts by Matt Geer @ youtube.com This is actually just a 10 min trailer for a video documentary that I’m not sure ever got made. When I was an intern at Hi Mt. in the summer of 2002, Matthew Geer came up for a visit. He was shooting scenes for this movie and wanted...

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The Amazing Hi Mt Hummers

Lookout volunteer Peter Dullea spent some quality time on Hi Mt. last week. Peter wrote: Actually, the hummers were the highlight of the trip. I hung the feeder Thursday morning; by late afternoon there were 15 or 20 birds competing for a perch. The great majority of the birds were Selasphorus spp....

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