Volcanic Formations, OR
Visitor Services

The fire lookout atop Green Mountain is manned from June through October and you are welcome to stop and visit.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees None.		Camping A small primitive camping area (no toilet or water) is located 1/4 mile south of the lookout on the byway.
	Information There is an authoritative information center here.

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Special Considerations

Road access to Squaw Ridge Wilderness Study Area is excellent via County Road 5-12B. which forms the south boundary of the Wilderness Study Area.

Derrick Cave: Road access is north from the Ft. Rock Guard Station on dirt and gravel BLM roads, and can be washboardy at times. Visitors in low-clearance passenger cars will need to park at the edge of the BLM road and walk the short, 300-yard trail to the cave.

Please do not disturb the lookout if fire operations are in progress.

Restrictions

Vehicles are still allowed in these Wilderness Study Areas, but only on existing ways and trails. Cross-country vehicle use or making new trails is prohibited.