Tim writes:
This was NOT a fun adventure, but it`s over with... I got there just in time (and my starting point was home, about 150 driving miles away), though I still had to do way too much running for this sort of Cold War archaeology to just be an avocation for me. I`m thinking Radomes, Inc. needs to buy me a nice 500cc dirt bike (and trailer) to assist with documenting similar sites in the future. [Ed. note: Hey Tim, don`t hold your breath!]

If I`d shown up 15 or 20 min later to the site, I probably would have aborted due to sunset & not knowing how far up the GFA was from the gate. But yes, I would probably have gone back the next day to see the damn thing...

By the way, I can`t confirm or deny that the former GFA is used as a BLM/USACE/USGS radio site, as the web page indicates. Usually federal radio sites have signs up indicating that you can get into big trouble for messing with federal radio systems & facilities, etc. However, I do know that BLM, USACE, etc. have a radio site on Cahto Peak.