Fire Lookout
The Grouse Ridge Lookout: one of California’s oldest lookouts with amazing views
The Grouse Ridge Lookout is one of the oldest lookouts in all of California. Built in 1923, this fire lookout was in use for five decades until being retired in the 1970’s due to the advancement of technology. Currently, there is a movement to restore this historic lookout which provides visitors with stunning views of …...
Mills Peak Fire Lookout: spectacular views of Lakes Basin Rec Area and Plumas County
The Mills Peak Fire Lookout is an active lookout located in Plumas National Forest and the Lakes Basin Recreation Area at an elevation of 7,300 feet. This lookout provides spectacular views of both Plumas and Sierra Counties, is staffed around the clock during fire season, and can be accessed by vehicles, mountain bikes, or on …...
Angora Fire Lookout: a historic lookout with epic views
The Angora Fire Lookout, also known as Angora Ridge Lookout or Angora Lookout, is perched on the Angora Ridge above Fallen Leaf Lake at an elevation of 7,256 feet. Although the lookout is no longer in service, it remains a popular destination for hiking, biking and snowshoeing. Additionally, the lookout provides spectacular views of the...
