Rover Location Database

Grid Square DN14

11 locations - Little Lookout Mtn - Bald Mtn - Dooley Mtn - Big Lookout - Mountain Lookout Road - Cottonwood Mtn - Tub Mtn - Poison Creek Campground - Sturgill Peak - Hawley Mtn - Squaw Butte

Potential VHF rover sites in Oregon and Idaho grid DN14. Be careful.
DN14 dimensions are 98.6 by 69.2 miles.
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Little Lookout Mtn, DN14hq95

Latitude, Longitude
44.691150, -117.340057
Map Location Near city of Durkee, Baker County, OR, Altitude 5800
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2015-05-18
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

The paved road to Salt Creek continues south as N Pine Road or FR-39 into DN14. There may be a road going to 5800 feet on the flanks of Little Lookout Mountain in DN14. But it looks like a long drive on back roads.

Bald Mtn, DN14bn27

Latitude, Longitude
44.574620, -117.895780
Map Location Near city of Salisbury, Baker County, OR, Altitude 6618
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2014-06-06
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Dooley Mtn, DN14co17

Latitude, Longitude
44.616073, -117.821864
Map Location Near city of Salisbury, Baker County, OR, Altitude 6151
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2014-06-06
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Big Lookout, DN14io66

Latitude, Longitude
44.610220, -117.278450
Map Location Near city of Durkee, Baker County, OR, Altitude 7120
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2014-06-06
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Mountain Lookout Road, DN14fc27

Latitude, Longitude
44.115650, -117.565340
Map Location Near city of Jamieson, Malheur County, OR, Altitude 5393
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2014-06-06
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Cottonwood Mtn, DN14ed08

Latitude, Longitude
44.159203, -117.666496
Map Location Near city of Jamieson, Malheur County, OR, Altitude 6476
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2015-03-05
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Tub Mtn, DN14jd18

Latitude, Longitude
44.159401, -117.239098
Map Location Near city of Weiser, Malheur County, OR, Altitude 3448
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2014-10-28
Comments by: Etienne K7ATN

There appears to be a visible track to the top of Tub Mountain.

This is SOTA peak W7O/SE-114. As of Oct 2014, it has not been activated for SOTA.

Poison Creek Campground, DN14wq60

Latitude, Longitude
44.668408, -116.111238
Map Location Near city of Donnely, Cascade County, ID, Altitude 4900
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2021-11-05
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Sturgill Peak, DN14mo68

Latitude, Longitude
44.620137, -116.943271
Map Location Near city of Weiser, Washington County, OR, Altitude 7589
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2015-06-17
Comments by: Mike KD7TS

Hawley Mtn, DN14xa83

Latitude, Longitude
44.013126, -116.013522
Map Location Near city of Garden Valley, Boise County, OR, Altitude 4000
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2015-03-05
Comments by: Barry K7BWH

Hawley Mtn is in the SE corner of DN14, and offers DN24 a quarter mile east.

Squaw Butte, DN14ta17

Latitude, Longitude
44.032700, -116.407600
Map Location Near city of Emmett, Gem County, ID, Altitude 5874
Map See Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap, Beam heading

Last update: 2003-01-06
Comments by: Rex WR7X

Squaw Butte 1 Squaw Butte 2

This is a Forest Service fire lookout location.

Driving directions: From Emmett, head north on Hwy. 52
- Staying northbound on Van Dussen Road from a 4-way intersection where Hwy 52 heads east
- At about 5 miles, turn right (east) on Butte Road
- Road is gravel the rest of the way to the summit
- At about a mile, you'll turn left (north) and skirt around the west side of the butte
- Head up a washboarded ravine, eventually topping out in a saddle
- There are two summits that can be reached from here, both approximately the same elevation about 1/2 mile apart
- The more southerly summit is home to a BLM fire lookout station that is staffed in the summer
- Both summits are antenna- and repeater-laden

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