Area 3 LookoutsPublic

Still there- Established in 1917 with a cupola cabin atop a 6' log base, this L-4 cab, built in 1953, is available on the Recreation Rental program.

Still there-Established in 1928 with a 10x10' ground cab, this 20' all-steel live-in tower, built in 1951, is staffed every summer. The previous building was moved to Hambleton Butte the same year.

Still there- This D-6 cupola cabin, built in 1927, is one of the few remaining examples still in existance, and is still staffed in the summer! A garage was added in 1937, but converted to living quarters for the Aircraft Warning Service in 1942. The cupola cabin is listed on the National Historic Lookout Register.

Still there- Built in 1942, this L-4 cab has been abandoned since the 1960's and is still there.

Still there- Established about 1912 with a tree crow's nest platform, the first structure was an L-4 tower built in the 1930's. The present R-6 flat cab, built in 1956, is staffed every summer. It is located only 2 miles north of White Point L.O. on the same ridge.

Still there- This D-6 cupola cabin, built in 1925, replaced an earlier camp dating from 1917. Available for emergencies, it is listed on the National Historic Lookout Register.