Calistoga Fire Map: See Pickett Fire Perimeter, Evacuation Areas
High heat and southwest winds fueled the Pickett Fire's rapid growth to 1,200 acres, prompting expanded evacuation orders in multiple Napa County zones.
- On August 21, 2025, the Pickett Fire ignited near Pickett Road north of Calistoga, rapidly expanding in Napa County hills.
- The fire’s fast growth from about 60 acres at 4:30 p.m. to 1,200 acres by 5:35 p.m. was driven by moderate spread and spot fires.
- Cal Fire issued mandatory evacuation orders and warnings affecting several zones including 121-B and impacted local wineries and vineyards.
- More than 215 personnel with three helicopters, four air tankers, and multiple ground crews battled the 0% contained fire amid air quality advisories.
- The fire prompted evacuations and shelter openings, with residents urged to evacuate immediately due to imminent threats and seek shelter at designated centers.
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A wildfire that is burning in a remote area of Napa County in northern Calistoga grew overnight to over 2,100 acres, and it is currently 0% contained.The Pickett Fire broke out Thursday afternoon along Pickett Road, northeast of Kenefick Ranch Vineyard and Winery and outside the city limits of Calistoga, starting just before 3 pm. According to Cal Fire, 435 firefighters and 75 engines are currently battling the blaze, with hot and dry conditions…
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