Not a single thing left at this lookout site.
Not a single thing left at this lookout site.
Arid Peak Lookout is located in the St Joe National Forest, accessed via a 3 mile hiking trail This lookout is on the Rental Program.
This first-come first-serve tower is in overall good shape.
The only standing L-6 Lookout in Idaho
This 41' TT R-6 flat cab tower is on the rental program
The nations first Fire Lookout Tower and the longest continually manned lookout tower in operation.
This lookout is gone but the ruins can still be found in this gorgeous spot!
1922: Patrol Platform built here for use from Fishhook Peak Lookout
There is nothing left of this lookout tower, destroyed in 1963.
Bussel Peak is recorded to have been built in 1938 so finding "1939" written in the cement of the footings was pretty exciting.
This lookout has amazing views of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, the Seven Devils Mountains, The Great Burn area and the deep canyons of the North Fork of the Clearwater River upper drainages.
Conrad Lookout is the tallest remaining tower in the St Joe Natianal Forest. The tower is on tap for future restoration by the FFLA Idaho Chapter.
There is next to nothing left at this lookout site, destroyed in 1961.
Dunn Peak has not been staffed since the 1970s and is now part of an electronics/solar site.
The site of a crows nest, 2-tree platform and an L-4 tower. AND A MYSTERY!
We were able to find the cement footings and one support beam from what we believe to be the 1931 L-4 tower as well as lots of debris from what we believe was the log cabin.
A crows nest lookout first used in 1918 and abandoned in the 1930s.
Hemlock Butte Lookout is located in the Clearwater National Forest not far from Pierce. This lookout is manned.