Keller Peak

Jan 26, 2023 | Front Page

Snow-covered lookout tower in winter landscape.

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PHOTO: Keller Peak (Contributed photo)

A true ice castle

Following the recent winter storms, this is how the Keller Peak fire lookout tower appeared –  a true ice castle! Folks who are interested in serving as lookout hosts during the season (May through November) but missed the recent recruiting event may contact Shane Harris, the fire lookout program manager, at sharris@mountainsfoundation.org.

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