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McCarthy Point Lookout

McCarthy Point Lookout - Interior

McCarthy Point Lookout - Exterior



Location: 
Lassen National Forest, Almanor

Description: 
McCarthy Point Lookout was constructed in 1936 by the Conservation Corps and was used as an observation point for detecting fires from 1937 to the mid 1960s, and for aircraft spotting during World War II. Now inactive as a fire lookout, the cabin is available for recreational use. It has two rooms - a kitchen and bedroom. The "bedroom" is surrounded on three sides by windows, has overhead propane lights, two sleeping platforms (about the size of twin beds) and six old style army cots.

The McCarthy Point Lookout Rental is approximately 3,600 feet above sea level and is located in a very remote area of the Lassen National Forest. It sits on the southern edge of the Mill Creek Rim facing north and overlooking the scenic Mill Creek Canyon and into the Ishi Wilderness. Many miles of hiking trails and fishing streams are nearby. Open after March 1st

Contact:
Almanor Ranger District
Phone (530) 258-2141

Visit the McCarthy Pt. Lookout Website 


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