INDIAN HILL LOOKOUT
Indian Hill was first used as a permanent lookout station after 1920. At first, it was a tent camp with several observation points along the ridge, then a cabin was built in 1928 (still used for storage), along with a 50' pole tower with 7x7' cab. The present 41' treated timber tower with L-4 cab was built in 1951, and is staffed every summer. It was threatened by the Slims fire in 2003.
Nez Perce National Forest
15 miles northeast of Elk City
Idaho County, Idaho
Elevation 6810'
Topozone
USGS Benchmark RY0936
Geocache

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Indian Hill 1928-1951 Indian Hill L.O. Indian Hill in 1998
Photos courtesy the Fire Lookout Museum and Gary Weber