Bobtail Peak Lookout was destroyed in the 1950s and is completely overgrown today.
I've had a love affair with history and exploring new places since childhood - cue the Johnny Quest theme music. I am especially fascinated by mining and logging history of the American West - but more specifically the people that created and shaped that history. Life would be perfect if every second was spent with dirt under my boots (or tires) and a dog at my side.
Bobtail Peak Lookout was destroyed in the 1950s and is completely overgrown today.
30' Pole L-4 here in 1931 - now nothing but a gorgeous view.
Rick is one of those lucky people that has found that ever-illusive perfect job! He not only likes it – he LOVES it! You can hear it in his voice and the stories he shares about his career as a Fire Lookout. Rick was a self-described outdoor kid interested in white water paddling, which eventually drew him to the University of Idaho, where he began taking Fire...
This tower was destroyed in 1960 but there is quite a bit left at the site to explore.
This 90+ year old crows nest still stands.
Thomas Hill Patrol Point Lookout has sat abandoned since 1950.
Linfor Hill Lookout - nothing remains but cement footings and a beautiful view.
Lunde Peak was built in 1930 and removed in 1963.
Built in 1936, abandoned 10 years later in 1946. Today it stands as a safe shelter to hunters, hikers and explorers.
St Joe Baldy Lookout, abandoned in the 1980s, has a fantastic view overlooking the St Joe River and the St Joe National Forest.
