Olallie Mountain Lookout Has Burned
In June several people alerted me to the fact that the historic 1930s lookout on Olallie Mountain had burned down.
My quest to visit every standing fire lookout in Oregon
In June several people alerted me to the fact that the historic 1930s lookout on Olallie Mountain had burned down.
Type: 14×14′ Cabin Status: No longer staffed Elevation: 5,149 Visited: July 5, 2020 The Little Grayback Lookout is east of
Type: L-4 Ground Cabin Status: Rental Elevation: 6,269 Visited: July 1-5, 2020 September 15, 2020 UPDATE: Sadly, today the Rogue
Type: 41-foot-tall tower with 16′ octagonal cabin Status: Staffed Elevation: 5,462′ Visited: June 19, 2020 While camping in the area
Type: 86′ steel Aermotor tower Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,546′ Visited: May 31, 2020 The road up to Trout Creek Butte
Friday, September 13 – Sunday, September 15, 2019 Note: for tips on staying at Gold Butte see my 2016 post.
Volunteers with Friends of the Metolius have been working with the Forest Service to restore the old 1923 D6 cupola
Type: 20′ R-6 tower Status: Rental Elevation: 5,405 feet Visited: August 31 – September 2, 2019 After years of trying to
Type: D-6 cupola cabin Status: Used in emergencies Elevation: 7,418′ Visited: July 5, 2019 While in the Siskiyou Crest area
Type: L-4 ground cabin Status: Rental Elevation: 4,984′ Visited: July 3-7, 2019 NOTE: Three years after our stay here, Squaw