Table Rock Lookout Saved From Rail Fire
Yesterday the Baker City Herald reported that the Table Rock Lookout was saved from being burned in the Rail Fire.
My quest to visit every standing fire lookout in Oregon
Yesterday the Baker City Herald reported that the Table Rock Lookout was saved from being burned in the Rail Fire.
Type: D-6 cupola (1923) and 35′ tower (1995) Status: Cupola is abandoned; Tower is staffed Elevation: 6,436 feet Visited: July 16,
Type: L-4 ground cabin Status: Summer rental Elevation: 4,618 feet Visited: July 5-7, 2016 Greg and I first stayed at
UPDATE: In 2023 the Forest Service put Flag Point back on the rental program for winter stays. Due to a
Type: 30′ steel tower Status: Abandoned Elevation: 4,527 feet Visited: June 12, 2016 The FFLA Conference ended on Saturday, and on
Type: Three-story enclosed tower Status: Staffed Elevation: 6,998 feet Visited: June 11, 2016 On the second day of the FFLA conference
Type: 20′ L-4 tower Status: Abandoned Elevation: 6,235 feet Visited: June 10, 2016 After visiting Ritter Butte the FFLA group caravaned
Type: Three-story enclosed tower Status: Staffed Elevation: 4,200 feet Visited: June 10, 2016 I attended the FFLA Western Conference in John
Every year the Forest Fire Lookout Association holds a western conference. The last time the conference was held in Oregon
In the Spring 2016 issue of Lookout Network there is news about the lookout on Tiptop Mountain in northeast Oregon. “The