Devil's Head Lookout is a U.S. Forest Service fire lookout tower at the summit of Devils Head in Douglas County, Colorado. Located on a large pinnacle of Pikes Peak granite, the fire lookout point lies within the Pike National Forest and is accessed by hiking the Devils Head National Recreation Trail.

Devil's Head Lookout Hike & Tower
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
Colorado State Register of Historic Properties
A picture of the watchtower with Pikes Peak in the background.
Location	Douglas County, Colorado
Coordinates	39°15′37.42″N 105°6′6.64″W / 39.2603944°N 105.1018444°W / 39.2603944; -105.1018444
Built	(original built) 1912, (remodeled)1951
NRHP reference No.	03000518
CSRHP No.	5DA.960
Added to NRHP	June 13, 2003

The station was first established in 1912, with the original tower built in 1919. In the summer of 1951, the old tower was dismantled and current structure was built. In 1991, Devil's Head Lookout was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Sitting at the highest point of Rampart Range, the fire lookout is the last remaining such structure to be in service along the Front Range of Colorado.^[1]

The view from the current structure extends at least 100 miles in every direction on clear days.^[2]

The lookout (elev. 9748 feet, or 2971 m) can be accessed via easy/moderate trail (2.8 miles, or 4.5 km round trip) with elevation gain of 951 feet, or 290 m. The last stretch is a climb on 143 stairs. The access is from Rampart Range Road, a 14.5-km dirt road (easily accessible by passenger cars) from CO67. Note that the road to the trailhead is always closed to vehicles during the winter and typically does not open until April or May.