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The eastern flank of Mount Bonaparte and Bonaparte Creek valley
... that the 7,259.5-foot (2,212.7m) Mount Bonaparte(vista pictured) had a cistern hand carved into its granite summit in 1929?
Source: Casali 2018 Hiking Washington's Fire Lookouts - "the lookout staffer in 1929 carved a water cistern by hand out of the summit caprock"
ALT1: ... that Mount Rainier and Canada can be seen from fire lookouts on Mount Bonaparte's 7,259.5-foot (2,212.7m) summit (vista pictured) in northern central Washington? Source: Casali 2018 Hiking Washington's Fire Lookouts - "To the North, just a stones throw away is Canada, with Baldy Mountain Resort Visible."
Landers & Romano 2013 - "...head up the "new" lookout to take in the views. They are exceptional and reach as far as Mount Rainier on a clear day. Lake Osoyoos and British Columbias 7558-foot Mount Baldy are to the north. And to the east trace the entire Kettle Crest into Canadas Granby Country"
Republic News-Miner 1929 - "...affords a splendid view of the surrounding country, in fact at times, Mt. Rainier is visible from this point"
Republic News-Miner 1919 - "Mt Bonaparte has an altitude of nearly 8,000 feet and on a clear day affords a distinct view of Mt Rainier and Mt Chopaka."