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Fish Creek Fire

Unit Information

Wyoming 
Jackson, 
83001 
Wyoming 
Jackson, 
83001 

Incident Contacts

  • Ranae Pape
    Email:
    ranae.pape@usda.gov
    Hours:
    8:00am-4:30pm
  • C.J. Adams
    Email:
    Christopher.Adams2@usda.gov
    Hours:
    8:00am-4:30pm

News

Fish Creek Fire Update; Thursday, 08-22-2024
Updated On: - 08/22/2024 / 08:53
Complex Incident Management Team Ordered to Suppress the Fish Creek FireJackson, Wyo., August 22, 2024 – The Fish Creek Fire was discovered on Friday, August 16, in a remote area of the North Fork Fish Creek drainage, approximately 7 miles southwest of Togwotee Pass. The lightning-caused fire is currently 7,798-acres in size burning in heavy timber, litter, understory and standing dead trees.
Jackson, Wyo., August 21, 2024 – Strong winds produced large growth of the Fish Creek Fire on the Jackson Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest on Wednesday, August 21, 2024. Dry conditions and strong winds are expected to continue throughout the week, which may increase fire growth.
Fish Creek Fire Update; Wednesday, 08-21-2024
Updated On: - 08/21/2024 / 06:32
Jackson, Wyo., August 21, 2024– The Fish Creek Fire was discovered on Friday, August 16, in a remote area of the North Fork Fish Creek drainage, approximately 7 miles southwest of Togwotee Pass. The lightning-caused fire is currently 3207-acres in size burning in heavy timber, litter, understory and standing dead spruce. Smoke from the fire may be visible from Grand Teton National Park, the Continental Divide Trail (CDT), as well as Moran, Dubois, Jackson and Pinedale, WY.
Fish Creek Fire Update; Tuesday, 08-20-2024
Updated On: - 08/20/2024 / 09:07
Jackson, Wyo., August 20, 2024– The Fish Creek Fire was discovered on Friday, August 16, in a remote area of the North Fork Fish Creek drainage, approximately 7 miles southwest of Togwotee Pass. The lightning-caused fire is currently 2651-acres in size burning in heavy timber, litter, understory and standing dead Engelmann spruce. Smoke from the fire may be visible from Grand Teton National Park, the Continental Divide Trail (CDT), as well as Moran, Dubois, Jackson and Pinedale, WY.
Jackson, Wyo., August 19, 2024– There are several fires being suppressed on the Bridger-Teton National Forest
Jackson, Wyo., August 18, 2024 – The Bridger-Teton National Forest is continuing efforts to suppress several fires on the Forest, including the Fish Creek and Cottonwood Creek fires on the Jackson Ranger District, the Leeds Creek Fire on the Pinedale Ranger District and the Merna Butte Fire on the Big Piney Ranger District.