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Fun Fact |
Description |
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18450 Mines Road, Livermore |
Los Mochos, Address |
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94550 |
Los Mochos, Postal Code |
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Acres, 640 |
Los Mochos, amount of acreage at camp |
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Alameda County |
Los Mochos, County the camp is located |
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Alta Mesa Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking Trail |
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Aqua Mesa Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking Trail |
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Automotive Machinists Union |
Los Mochos, Oakland Union No 1546 that donated camp in 1944 to the Oakland Area Council |
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Badger Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking Trail |
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Barney |
Los Mochos, Camp Dog (c 2008) |
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Bear Flat |
Los Mochos, campsite (c 2008) |
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Big Oak Flat |
Los Mochos, Corral and parking lot area at camp |
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Blue Oak Ridge |
Los Mochos, Campsite |
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Cardiac Hill |
Los Mochos, Name of hill across Mines road where OA ceremonies were held. First used in 1954 by Machek N’Gult lodge. |
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Deadwood Flats |
Los Mochos, Campsite opens in 1967 |
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Deadwood Springs |
Los Mochos, Natural spring near Deadwood Flats campground, tapped in 1967 |
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Deer Trail |
Los Mochos, Hiking Trail |
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Distance, 50 Miles |
Los Mochos, distance from Council Office (c 1968) |
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Gallons, 245,000 |
Los Mochos, Straight pool approximately 45’ x 105’, completed in 1950 |
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Gallons, 300,000 |
Capacity of the main water holding tank at top of Blue Oak ridge |
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Livermore, CA |
Los Mochos, location |
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Manzanita Flats |
Los Mochos, Campsite |
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Manzanita Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking trail |
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Mocho Mud |
Los Mochos, the taste and thickness of coffee when mixed with Los Mochos water |
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Mochos Mesa |
Los Mochos, camping area across from Rangers house at end of Blue Oak ridge |
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Observatory Hill |
Los Mochos, Name of hill behind dinning hall where a telescope once was located |
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Pines Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking trail |
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PO Box ??? |
Los Mochos, Post Office Box Number |
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Rancho Los Mochos |
Scout camp of the Oakland Council from 1945 to Present. Located 18 miles from Livermore. |
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Shovel Point |
Los Mochos, Campsite (c 1967 – present) |
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Sweet Springs |
Name of the spring that furnishes water for Los Mochas. Located below the rifle range |
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Teel Lodge |
Los Mochos, Main Lodge built in memory of Mary Teel (c 1953) |
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The Flats |
Los Mochos, Meaning of the camp name |
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Tyson E. Nunes |
Los Mochos, Shotgun range named in honor of young Scout |
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Windmill Trail |
Los Mochos, hiking trail (c 1969) |
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Yellow Jacket Point |
Los Mochos, Campsite (c 1967 – present) |
