Tall Peak Fire Tower is a historic fire lookout on the summit of Tall Peak in the Ouachita National Forest in southwestern Arkansas. Built around 1938 by a Civilian Conservation Corps crew, it reflects the New Deal era, when practical infrastructure was added to public lands across the United States. Its fieldstone construction and flared corners are characteristic of CCC design and give it a distinctive rustic appearance. In 1993, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a surviving example of the forest fire-detection network and as part of Depression-era conservation history.