The first lookout at Kloshe Nanitch on the Olympic National Forest was a D-6 wooden cupola groundhouse built in 1917. With the later addition of North Point Lookout, it was gradually phased out as a detection site. However, in 1996 the Forest Service rebuilt the historic cupola design, upgraded to current construction codes, as an interpretive site and recreation rental. The lookout is accessed from the USFS Snider Work Camp. Due to improvements to the access road, it is wheelchair accessible. The lookout offers spectacular views of Mt. Olympus, Lake Crescent and the Sol Duc River. It is located at the transition zone between the lower western hemlock forest and the high elevation silver fir so it has a beautiful diverse display of wildflowers. As of October 15, 2012, the lookout has now been removed. See link to article below.