Destroyed in the 60's.
Destroyed in the 60's.
Removed cabin and Aeromotor Tower.
This lookout location has a standing alidade, an incredible view and has a great mystery we would like to uncover!
Accidentally burnt down and not rebuilt.
Abandoned in the late 1960s, Burton Peak Lookout still sits proudly atop its perch in the Selkirk Mountains.
Cooks Peak Lookout has quite a bit of ruins left to explore with an incredible view!
Built in 1937 and Abandoned in the 40s - there is almost nothing left of this tower.
Cutoff Peak was abandoned in the late 1960s, only old ground cabin remains on this lonely peak.
Deer Ridge Lookout is located near Moyie, Idaho and is currently on the Rental Program.
This 60' crows nest lookout was abandoned in the 1940s.
Gisborne Mountain Lookout is on the National Historic Lookout Register and is staffed in the summers.
Destroyed 1950's.
Nothing left at this lookout location except for the cement footings.
History says this was a camp and patrol point but the ruins left behind tell a different story.
Hugest Ridge is still actively staffed almost 100 years after the sight was first used as a tree lookout.
We did not found a single remnant of this tower.
Lookout Mountain's restored cupola cabin has majestic views of Priest Lake and the Selkirk Mountains.
Lunch Peak is a favorite among locals year round. It is a first come first serve cabin, if you know how to get the combination.