South Brown Mountain Shelter Water Pump - Klamath County, OR
N 42° 18.808 W 122° 15.868
10T E 560615 N 4684842
This iron maiden is located at an outdoor shelter that resides along the Pacific Crest National Trail.
Waymark Code: WMMK11
Location: Oregon, United States
Date Posted: 09/30/2014
Views: 1
A geocache brought my wife and me to this location and we were pleasantly surprised to find this remote outdoor shelter located a short distance off the popular Pacific Crest Trail. This shelter was constructed by the Army National Guard in 1993 and is available all year for hikers, horseback riders and snowmobilers in the winter time. We found a guest book inside the shelter that had been signed by hundreds of individuals from all over the world. The shelter is a quiet haven for those hikers or snowmobilers that need a place to stay overnight or even warm up by the stove for an hour. There is plenty of firewood and some donated cans of food to help the weary traveler in need. An iron maiden is located nearby as well as a horse hitch for horesback riders. I could not located any inscriptions on the iron maiden so I don't know what make or model it is.
Is it Working: yes
How to find.:
The quickest way to reach this shelter and water pump is to take National Forest Road 3720 north off of Dead Indian Memorial Rd. Then proceed on this gravel road for a mile or so until you pass the Pacific Crest Trail. There is parking just off this forest road near the trail. Walk the trail south until you reach the shelter.
Visiting Restrictions:
No restrictions.
Nearest Address: Not listed
Good place to park: Not Listed
Does this pump have a presence on the internet?: Not listed
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Visit Instructions:
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