KING COUNTY
SNOQUALMIE
State Division of Forestry
24N-8E-9
24N-8E-9
1939: "During the year, the High Rock Lookout was discontinued, and the Snoqualmie Lookout erected. The High Rock territory is now largely overlooked by the Blue Mountain Lookout, erected a few years ago by the S & P CCC crews. The Snoqualmie, which is the intersecting lookout point in conjunction with Blue Mountain in Snohomish County, is some 12 miles south of High Rock. A 60 foot tower, constructed of Douglas fir piling was erected on Section 9, Township 25, Range 8 East. It proved in its first year to be a most serviceable point. The lookout man was housed in a tent, as a temporary measure. During 1940, it is expected that a 12 x 14 cabin will be erected on the peak for his use." (32nd Annual Report of the Washington Forest Fire Association)
1940: A new Ranger cabin was built at Snoqualmie Lookout. (33rd Annual Report of the Washington Forest Fire Association)
October 16, 1943: Aircraft Warning Service Station 'Dog 5-5' was deactivated. An existing structure used as a fire lookout was used as the observation post. The Service added a 12 x 20 garage using AWS funds to complete the improvements on the site. At the end of service the site was retained by the State for fire detection.
Removed
National Geodetic Survey
DESIGNATION - CANYON 2
PID - SX1458
STATE/COUNTY- WA/KING
COUNTRY - US
USGS QUAD - LAKE JOY (1993)
TO REACH THE STATION
FROM THE RAILROAD DEPOT IN SNOQUALMIE, GO
NORTH ON RAILROAD AVE FOR 0.85 MILE TO A SIDE ROAD RIGHT JUST AFTER
CROSSING THE SNOQUALMIE RIVER. CONTINUE FOR 0.2 MILE TO A REVERSE
FORK RIGHT. TURN SHARP RIGHT AND GO EASTERLY FOR 0.05 MILE TO A
FORK. KEEP THE LEFT FORK AND CONTINUE FOR 1.45 MILES TO A SIDE
ROAD LEFT. CONTINUE FOR 0.2 MILE TO A SIDE ROAD LEFT. TURN
LEFT AND GO NORTHEASTERLY FOR 0.15 MILE ON SE 53 ST TO A FORK.
KEEP THE LEFT FORK AND CONTINUE FOR 0.4 MILE TO A CROSSROAD.
TURN LEFT AND GO NORTHERLY FOR 0.1 MILE TO A LOCKED GATE.
PASS THROUGH THE GATE AND CONTINUE NORTHERLY FOR 1.7 MILES TO A
SIDE ROAD LEFT. TURN LEFT AND CONTINUE IN A NORTHERLY
DIRECTION FOR 4.0 MILES TO A FORK. KEEP THE LEFT FORK FOR
0.1 MILE TO A FORK. KEEP THE RIGHT FORK AND GO NORTHERLY ON A
TRACK WOODS ROAD FOR 1.8 MILES TO A FORK. KEEP THE RIGHT
FORK AND CONTINUE FOR 2.4 MILES TO THE TOP OF THE HILL AND THE
STATION IN A CLEARED AREA.
