Miami Mountain Fire Lookouts, Page 2
Located in the United States
Forest Service's,
Sierra National Forest, Bass Lake Ranger District
Miami's weather station is used for monitering the fire weather
daily at 1:30pm during fire season. In 2005 the new RAWS weather station was installed at the tower. Click on photo for larger view and current weather conditions on the mountain.
The Year 2008 Miami Mountain Fire Lookout volunteer staffing
orentation meeting will be held on Saturday, May 10, 2008 at 10:00AM, in the meeting
room at the U.S.F.S. North Fork Ranger Station. The station is located
at the intersection of Road 222 and Road 225 in the town of North Fork,
California. If you are a resident of Eastern Madera County or Mariposa
County and would be interested in volunteering to help staff the lookout in
the Year 2008 Fire Season please feel free to contact me (Rich Camp) for further information
or call the North Fork Ranger Station at (559) 877-2218 for directions
on how to find the meeting.
From Miami Lookout the following U.S. Forest
Service and C.D.F. Lookouts are visible.
Sierra National Forest
Fire Lookouts:
Signal
Peak Fire Lookout, (red dot),
7079 feet in elevation at 1.5 degrees, 7.5 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
Shuteye
Peak Fire Lookout, (red dot),
8358 feet in elevation at 105 degrees, 18 miles. The lookout
is now staffed and open.
Musick
Mountain Fire Lookout, (red dot) distant left,
6807 feet in elevation at 131 degrees, 30 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
Goat Mountain Fire Lookout,
(red dot) near right,
4675 feet in elevation at 134 degrees, 14.5 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
California Department
of Forestry Fire Lookouts:
California -- The Flammable State, A CDF Article.
Deadwood
Peak Fire Lookout, (red dot),
4540 feet in elevation at 155.5 degrees, 8.0 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
Redtop
Peak Fire Lookout, (red dot),
1838 feet in elevation at 185 degrees, 20 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
Green
Mountain Fire Lookout, (red dot),
1374 feet in elevation at 232.5 degrees, 17 miles. The lookout
is now unstaffed and closed.
Link to Sequoia National
Forest Lookouts.
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