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The Haycamp Mesa Prescribed Fire consuming dead and down ground fuel
A dispersed smoke column ascends from the 2025 Haycamp Mesa Prescribed Fire
An aerial view of a prescribed fire in the San Juan National Forest on April 29, 2025.
A canyon in the Boggy Draw area of the San Juan National Forest during prescribed fire operations April 29th, 2025.
Pile burning in 2025
Residents and visitors to the Boggy Draw area near Dolores will continue to see smoke this week from a prescribed burn on May 9. Fire personnel are patrolling the area and smoke will be visible as fuels dry out and temperatures warm up.
Light smoke drifts across the Dolores-Norwood Road (FSR 526) the morning after a prescribed burn in the area. Smoke often settles into low-lying areas at night after a burn and motorists should drive with their lights on and use slower speeds when traveling through smoke.
An example of a "hazard tree" along the Bean Canyon Trail. Fire has burned some of the base of the tree which will make it more susceptible to toppling during high winds or after a heavy rain.