A stop at the White Mountain Fire Overlook, just west of Sherman Pass along the aptly named Sherman Pass Scenic Byway, will bring into sharp focus the damage that was done by the 1988 White Mountain fire, which burned 20,000 acres. What will also become evident as you walk along the short, paved interpretive trail is how resilient our forests are. 

The overlook is a nice place to stop and stretch your legs, and the vault toilet is open seasonally.