Fremont Point Cabin Rebuilt
In 2002 the Winter Fire (also called the Winter Rim Fire)swept across Fremont Point. The 72-foot-tall steel tower, built in
Author: Cheryl
Lookout as Home
Here’s a great story about Dabney Tompkins and Alan Colley and the lookout they built. It was meant to be
Indian Ridge
Type: 20′ R-6 tower Status: Rental Elevation: 5,405 feet Visited: July 3, 2015 I have thus far been unsuccessful in snagging a
Tiller Ranger Station
Type: D-6 cupola Status: On display Elevation: 1,043 feet Visited: June 28, 2015 The lookout on Red Mountain was built in
Bland Mountain
Type: 20′ tower Status: Unstaffed Elevation: 2,696 feet Visited: June 28, 2015 Before heading home from our stay at Pickett Butte we
Acker Rock
Type: R-6 ground cabin Status: Staffed in emergencies; available to rent from August through October Elevation: 4,112 feet Visited: June 26, 2015
Pickett Butte
Type: 51′ tower Status: Staffed in summer; available to rent the rest of the year Elevation: 3,290 feet Visited: June
Return to Fivemile Butte
In September 2012 I visited Fivemile Butte to find the geocache there. No one was staying in the tower at
Osborne Panorama comparisons
Voice of America published an interesting article about a project to compare the present-day view from lookout sites with the
Visiting Washington lookouts
An article appeared on HeraldNet yesterday about Craig Willis, a hiker in Everett, WA who is on a similar quest