US EditionFires in Designated Rings only, Starting Friday, in Olympic National Park and Forest
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Fires in designated rings only, starting Friday, in Olympic National Park and Forest
OLYMPIA — Some new campfire restrictions were announced this week for Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest. Due to dry conditions, high fire danger, and the number of resources already being spread thin by active fires, campfires in the Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park will be restricted to established fire rings only, starting on July 11. That means backcountry campfires, charcoal grills, and other equipment that c…
Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park to Implement Campfire Restrictions Starting July 11 - GraysHarborTalk
Submitted by Olympic National Forest Due to dry conditions, high fire danger, and the number of interagency resources already dedicated to active incidents, campfires in the Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park will be restricted to established fire rings starting at 12 a.m. on July 11, 2025. Backcountry and dispersed area campfires, charcoal grills, […] The post Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park to Implement Campfir…
Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park to Implement Campfire Restrictions Starting July 11 - ThurstonTalk
ThurstonTalk Submitted by Olympic National Forest Due to dry conditions, high fire danger, and the number of interagency resources already dedicated to active incidents, campfires in the Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park will be restricted to established fire rings starting at 12 a.m. on July 11, 2025. Backcountry and dispersed area campfires, charcoal grills, […]
On July 6, a man-made fire broke out near the Rose Hill Trail entrance in the Olympic National Forest, resulting in the closure of three trails, two recreational areas and a campground in the Olympia National Forest in Mason County, Washington. Currently, several recreational areas, including the ladder area and campground in the Olympic National Park, the Bear Valley Day Use Area, the Rose Hill Trail entrance, the Dry Creek Trail entrance and t…
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