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Blue Mountain*

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Blue Mountain Tree*

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Fox Mountain*

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August 5, 1943: "A big U.S. bombing plane crashed about one mile north of Nubieber in the direction of Lookout. It caught fire in the air according to report of Mrs. Ross, forest lookout and in a few moments took a nose dive straight for the ground. It is estimated there were nine to fourteen people on the plane. The accident happened about eleven o'clock last night." (Weekly Adin Argus)

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Happy Camp*

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June 30, 1915: "If you make a trip through the western part of the forest, stop at the Happy Camp Ranger Station and take a trip to the Forest Service lookout point at the top of Happy Camp Mountain, only 4 miles distance on an excellent trail. More country can be seen from this point than any other in Modoc County. The lookout man on duty will be glad to point to you the various places of interest and give you directions as how to reach them." (New Era - Alturas)

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October 10, 1919: "Eli Dale who has been employed as lookout on the Happy Camp Mountain Lookout for the past seven years arrived in Alturas yesterday. The only lookout patrol believed necessary on the Modoc during the remainder of the season will be performed by the aeroplane patrol. Supervisor Durbin states that in his opinion Mr. Dale is the oldest lookout man in point of service in this part of California and owing to his detailed knowledge of the country, his services as a lookout man are indispensable during the fire season." (New Era - Alturas)

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2000: The lookout was destroyed by a fire caused by an electrical problem while the lookout staffer was away for the night.

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2001: The new lookout structure was built as a handicapped accessible station, complete with an extra wide catwalk and a power chairlift.

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Lone Pine Butte*

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Manzanita Mountain*

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Sugar Hill*

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Timber Mountain*

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1966: The current 30' 6" steel tower with a 13x13 steel live in cab was constructed.

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Tule Lake NWR HQ*

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1937: The @ 100-foot Aermotor tower was removed and a rock observation structure was constructed on the bluff behind the refuge headquarters. The new structure, constructed by the CCC, was designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape. The Aermotor was moved to the Upper Klamath Refuge and re-erected.

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Warren Peak

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