the west side of the summit's south ridge. Dozens of pieces of wreckage were scattered across the slope just below the present location of the Ski Hut Trail, and are not noticeable to casual observation from the trail only because they are overgrown with brush. The ski lift dates to 1952 and was expanded and modernized in 1975. As the surviving privately owned cabins in Icehouse Canyon, Baldy Village, and Manker Flats come to the end of their 99-year leases on their lots, the Forest Service, no longer wishing to be a landlord, is converting them to private ownership. A Zen Center was established at Manker Flats in 1971. As of 2018, the only resorts and lodges serving the general public are the Mt. Baldy Lodge and Buckhorn Lodge in Mt. Baldy Village, and there is also a restaurant at the Baldy Notch ski area. The Snow Crest Lodge at Manker Flat is closed and being renovated. Today, Mt. Baldy Village has its own fire department, church, visitor center and school district. Mt. Baldy School (the abbreviation is the standard usage) has about 105 students. The visitor center is tended by unpaid volunteer rangers. As of 2013, the Forest Service does not have any paid rangers on duty in the area. On 13 January 2023, the English actor Julian Sands, a dedicated mountaineer, went missing while hiking in Mount San Antonio. As of , he has not been located, and police have been investigating his whereabouts. See also List of highest points in California by county List of Ultras of the United States Mt. Baldy Joint School District Mount Baldy Ski Lifts San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Mt. San Antonio College References External links Mt. Baldy Visitor Center and Interpretive Site. Angeles National Forest. Mount San Antonio (Mount Baldy). SummitPost.org. Destruction at Camp Baldy after the 1938 flood. Flickr San Gabriel Mountains Mountains of Los Angeles County, California Mountains of San Bernardino County, California Mount San Antonio Mount San Antonio Mount San Antonio Mountains of Southern California North American 3000 m summits