93* Fire Lookouts

8-Day Washington Self-Drive Fire Lookout Adventure

Once home to over 750 fire lookout towers perched atop the sea of peaks that make up this coastal range, there are now only 93 left. Washington's fire lookouts ...

The 12 Best Washington Fire Lookouts - The Wandering Queen

Washington State is known for its fantastic fire lookouts. Most Washington fire lookouts were built in the 1900s after many fires devastated the area.

www.StephAbegg.com - Fire Lookout Structures of WA - Google Sites

In northeastern Washington, the lookout tower at Diamond Peak's summit has long since been gone. However, the Diamond Peak Patrol Tower is still standing, ...

11 iconic fire lookout hikes in the Cascade Mountains - Curbed Seattle

Originally used for exactly what their name states, today's fire lookouts are dwindling in numbers. There are currently just 93 fire lookouts ...

A complete guide to eloping at a Fire Tower in Washington

Which Fire Towers can I elope at? · Fire Lookouts outside of Mount Rainier National Park, but same great views: · Evergreen Fire Lookout – This is ...

5 Scenic Fire Lookouts In Washington State That Are Worth The Hike

Did you know that there are 93 fire lookouts in Washington State that you can visit? ... Originally Washington state boasted 750 fire lookouts that were built in ...

Washington - National Historic Lookout Register

There are 94 lookouts registered in Washington. The most recently registered lookout is Ned Hill Lookout (US 1579, WA 93), added on May 22, 2022.

CAMPING IN THE STELIKO FIRE LOOKOUT - YouTube

Did you know there are 93 total fire lookouts that you can visit in Washington State? And you can reserve eight of them to sleep in ...

The Poets of the Mountain Lookouts - Fulcrum Coffee Roasters

Sprinkled throughout the mountain ranges of Washington state, 93 fire lookouts act as a stopping point for hikers who visit the region. In an effort to ...

FL Seven Lookouts - Southern California Mountains Foundation

Black Mountain Fire Lookout (elev. 7,772 ft.) is located in the San Jacinto Mountains. Built in 1926, Black Mountain was the third lookout built on the San ...

Washington Lookouts : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering

This increases list from 93 to 94. Spokane Mountain Lookout has not yet been verified if burned down during 2015 fires or if still standing.UPDATE, June 10, ...

These Wisconsin fire towers are still standing, and you can climb at ...

Little Switzerland Lookout: This 93-foot tower was moved to a 1,226-foot hill in Slinger in 1935. It still stands in what is now a ski area and mountain bike ...

Standard Lookout Structure Plans - USDA Forest Service

OBSERVATION TOWER AND FIRE LOOKOUT. POINT MONJEAU. LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST ... 2-93. 2-6. PL 3x36x. I-L 3x3x-7. 1-L2x2x. FL5x3x. Down. 6TH LANDING. Down. 240 240.

how do i become a fire lookout? : r/firelookouts - Reddit

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The Burley Mountain Fire Lookout Can Be Reached by Car

Burley Mountain Lookout has stood guard for nearly a century. ... Undeniable logic dictates the placement of fire lookouts. When one wants to spot ...

Some History on Fire Spotters and the Star of Our Film - Field Notes

860) and just off Forest Road 2106, the Mountain Fire Lookout Tower rises 93 feet, well above a tree line crowded with pines, oak, and maples.

There used to be 660 fire lookout... - The Seattle Times | Facebook

There used to be 660 fire lookout towers in Washington. Only 93 remain today. Here's what it's like working and living in one.

Forest Fire Lookouts - Encyclopedia of Arkansas

Fire towers (also known as lookouts) go back thousands of years. The oldest lookout still standing is the Tuztoromy Firewatch Tower in ...

Fire Lookouts - USDA Forest Service

destroyed in the 1992 Cleveland Fire. In. 1993, a new 14' x 14' cab with a catwalk and a cabin residence for the lookout next to the tower were built. The ...

Fire Lookout (Seasonal) (1080) - CalHR - CA.gov

Watches for fires from a lookout tower; reports fires and their locations to proper authorities using radio, telephone, or other means.