This small, and fairly flat natural area along the Poudre floodplain is notable for the deer that often can be seen here. Beyond that it is the new home for the top (cab) of the former White Pine Mountain Fire Lookout. This fire tower was taken out of service in 1967, was restored, and now resides (at ground level) in this natural area as an educational exhibit. We enjoyed tramping around here as well as the adjacent Cottonwood Hollow and Riverbend Ponds Natural Areas on a blustery day.