Buckhorn Lookout
Type: L-4 ground cabin Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,331′ Visited: June 18, 2023 After visiting Red Hill I drove over to
My quest to visit every standing fire lookout in Oregon
Type: L-4 ground cabin Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,331′ Visited: June 18, 2023 After visiting Red Hill I drove over to
Type: 26′ tower with 10×10′ cab Status: Abandoned Elevation: 5,020′ Visited: June 21, 2023 Red Hill seems to have been
Type: 100′ steel Aermotor tower Status: Abandoned Elevation: 4,219′ Visited: June 18, 2023 I parked along Road 62 and began
Type: Stone cupola cabin Status: Not staffed; maintained by volunteers Elevation: 4,339 feet Visited: June 11, 2023 I hiked to
Type: D-6 cupola (1923) and 35′ tower (1995) Status: Cupola is abandoned; Tower is staffed Elevation: 6,436 feet Visited: June
Type: 20′ R-6 tower Status: Staffed/rental Elevation: 5,400′ Visited: June 3, 2023 I’ve never been successful in renting the Green
Type: 10′ wooden tower with ODF cab Status: Not staffed Elevation: 6,091 feet Visited: May 28, 2023 On our second
The lookout on Scott Mountain (sometimes mistakenly referred to as Mt. Scott) burned in the 2020 Archie Creek Fire. The
Saturday, March 4 – Monday, March 6, 2023 My sister and I spent two nights at the lookout on Fivemile
It’s unclear exactly when this happened, but at some point over the winter of 2021-2022 the rest of the lookout