Battered stone walls above a square concrete base form one-room living quarters. The wood-frame lookout above has a cantilevered catwalk around a central enclosed room with large glass panels on all sides, topped by a hipped roof. Also on the site atop Mestaa’ėhehe Mountain (formerly Squaw Mountain) are a peak locator on a stone pedestal and a stone pit toilet with a shed roof of flat stones. No longer used as a fire lookout, the structure now serves as an information booth and welcome center.