This path leads back to the road you leave your car by.

These mounting plates must have been used to anchor the radar arrays used here.

This is one of the rooms inside the old radar building. All the equipment has been removed.

This is the south face of the old radar building.

Marker reads FOR INFORMATION OR TO REPORT DAMAGE THE DIRECTOR NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY WASHINGTON, D.C. REFERENCE MARK ABOVE ALL NO.1 1984... This is part of the Global Positioning System GPS network responsible for the common geographic framework for Americas spatial data infrastructure.

Built during the Cold War, this radar station has since been abandoned. Above All State Park is home to the former site of SAGE Semi Automatic Ground Environment Air Defense Network. This particular site was a gap-filler providing low altitude coverage out to a range of 65 miles. The Semi-Automatic Ground Environment SAGE was an automated control system for tracking and intercepting enemy bomber aircraft used by NORAD from the late 1950s into the 1980s. In later versions, the system could automatically direct aircraft to an interception by sending instructions directly to the aircrafts autopilot.

This path leads back to an old radar station.