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    This document provides information about stops along a field trip route, including: Stop 2 discusses the atmosphere and how it acts as a filter keeping out ultraviolet radiation while letting in warming sun rays. Stop 3 notes that the Sam Merrill Trail becomes a T-junction with the Mt. Lowe Trail, which was once used as a rail line to transport guests to destinations in the San Gabriel Mountains. Stop 4 provides details about the Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Landmark and notes that the elevation is 3,205 feet.

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    This document provides information about stops along a field trip route, including: Stop 2 discusses the atmosphere and how it acts as a filter keeping out ultraviolet radiation while letting in warming sun rays. Stop 3 notes that the Sam Merrill Trail becomes a T-junction with the Mt. Lowe Trail, which was once used as a rail line to transport guests to destinations in the San Gabriel Mountains. Stop 4 provides details about the Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Landmark and notes that the elevation is 3,205 feet.

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    This document provides information about stops along a field trip route, including: Stop 2 discusses the atmosphere and how it acts as a filter keeping out ultraviolet radiation while letting in warming sun rays. Stop 3 notes that the Sam Merrill Trail becomes a T-junction with the Mt. Lowe Trail, which was once used as a rail line to transport guests to destinations in the San Gabriel Mountains. Stop 4 provides details about the Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Landmark and notes that the elevation is 3,205 feet.

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    This document provides information about stops along a field trip route, including: Stop 2 discusses the atmosphere and how it acts as a filter keeping out ultraviolet radiation while letting in warming sun rays. Stop 3 notes that the Sam Merrill Trail becomes a T-junction with the Mt. Lowe Trail, which was once used as a rail line to transport guests to destinations in the San Gabriel Mountains. Stop 4 provides details about the Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Landmark and notes that the elevation is 3,205 feet.

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    Stop 2 Sam Merrill Trail Rest Stop

    Stop 1 Sam Merrill Trail


    Why is the atmosphere
    warm?

    What is Lithosphere on the mountain?


    The lithosphere is the solid, outer part of the Earth. The
    lithosphere includes the brittle upper portion of the mantle and the
    crust, the outermost layers of Earths structure.
    education.nationalgeographic.com/encyclopedia/lithosphere

    Stop 3 Mt. Lowe Rail Trail


    After 2.7 miles Sam Merrill Trail becomes a Tjunction with Mt. Lowe Trail. It was once used
    as a rail line to transport guests to a tavern
    hotel and other destinations in the San Gabriel
    Mountains.

    The atmosphere
    performance as a huge
    filter, keeping out most
    ultraviolet radiation while
    letting in the suns
    warming rays.

    The rocky lithosphere includes part of the upper


    mantle and crust.
    Photograph by Jennifer Plourde, MyShot

    Field Trip to Mt Lowe


    Railway Historical
    Landmark/San Gabriel
    Valley
    Begin N. Lake Ave
    Stop 1 San Merrill Trailhead
    Stop 2 Sam Merrill trail rest stop
    Stop 3 Mt. Lowe Rail Trail
    Stop 4 Mt. Lowe Railway Historical
    Landmark
    End N. Lake Ave

    Stop 4, Mt. Lowe Railway Historical landmark


    The elevation 3,205 ft.
    Does the hydrosphere change with the seasons?
    Yes, for example in the summer it is very hot and dry. During
    the fall or winter is windy, cold, foggy, and rainy.

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