34 – Rocky Point Lolo
From IdahoClimbingGuide.com:
This peak has been used as a fire lookout since 1934 and is still staffed. The heavy forest in this area gives way to a rocky summit and the lookout structure. Lewis and Clark came by the peak on their way to the Pacific. The view to the west from the lookout includes a big section of ridges that the Lolo Trail (Lewis and Clark’s route) follows west.
More Information
Coordinates: 46.58222, -114.66587
Elevation: 6242 ft
Difficulty: 3
What to Expect: No info
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My maintenance guy said that he was up there last Tuesday, cleared some downed trees, but still too much snow. I ended up tamping a 40 yard “path” through the biggest drift, and MADE IT! Road was easy and fun, except the snow, which should be gone soon.
I tried. Got to the last section 2 miles from the lookout. There was a tree down then a snowbank and a bigger tree that I could see. A little early yet. Numerous trees were recently cut out on the way up. Roads in decent shape.