Below is a comprehensive list of all the standing fire lookouts and former fire lookouts we have visited in Minnesota. They are categorized per the economic development planning regions by the Minnesota department of employment.

Northwest.

• Aiton Heights [2025]
• Badoura [2025]
• Ben Draper [2025]
• Big Bog [2025]
• Blackduck [2025]
• Cuba Hill [2025]
• Emily [2025]
• Kabekona [2025]
• Lasalle [2025]
• Mud River [2025]
• Nimrod [2025]
• Pequot [2025]
• Smoky Hills [2025]
• Tulaby [2025]

Northeast.

• Ball Bluff [2025]
• Big Sandy [2025]
• Boulder Hill [2025]
• Coleraine [2025]
• Farley Hill [2025]
• Heritage [2025]
• Lawler [2025] – Former Site
• Scenic [2025]
• White Pine [2025]

Central.

• Mille Lacs Kathio [2025]

Metro.

No fire lookouts or former fire lookout sites have been visited in this region at this time. Please check back for updates.

Southwest.

There are no fire lookouts or former fire lookout sites within this region.

Southeast.

No fire lookouts or former fire lookout sites have been visited in this region at this time. Please check back for updates.

Map of Minnesota Fire Lookouts.

I compiled this map of Minnesota fire lookouts based on information listed within the Minnesota Gazetteer, the FFLA page, or otherwise online. The lighter gold are the ones registered on the National Historic Lookout Register; darker gold is for the standing ones that are unregistered; black is used to note private or inaccessible lookouts; red is for former lookout sites that have been removed, sold, or destroyed. There are currently no former sites registered for Minnesota on the Former Fire Lookout Site Register. I will update this map the best I can as I find out more information.