Unity Ranger Station
Type: 60′ tower Status: Used for emergencies Elevation: 4,000 Visited: May 26, 2018 While renting a cabin at nearby Unity
My quest to visit every standing fire lookout in Oregon
Type: 60′ tower Status: Used for emergencies Elevation: 4,000 Visited: May 26, 2018 While renting a cabin at nearby Unity
Type: 32′ L4 tower Status: Staffed Elevation: 6,128′ Visited: May 25, 2018 From Bald Butte it was a beautiful drive
Type: 41′ timber tower Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,920′ Visited: May 25, 2018 After lingering for a long time on Dry Mountain
Type: 70′ steel tower Status: Used for emergencies Elevation: 6,281′ Visited: May 25, 2018 At the start of our long
Type: 50′ concrete observation tower Status: Staffed Elevation: 5,190′ Visited: May 2, 2018 While on a road trip with my
The Malheur National Forest has released a draft Facility Master Plan and a draft Recreation Facility Master Plan for the
A few weeks ago OregonLive posted this article: Fire lookouts are hot destinations, but face an uncertain future in the
What a bad summer for fires. Numerous lightning-started fires in southern Oregon have been labeled the High Cascades Complex Fires.
Type: L-4 cab Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,060 feet Visited: July 15, 2017 There are two abandoned lookouts in the Three Sisters
Type: 10′ wooden tower with ODF cab Status: Staffed Elevation: 6,091 feet Visited: July 2, 2017 Update: I visited this