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Pack Trail Fire

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Unit Information

Bridger-Teton National Forest 
Wyoming 
Jackson, 
Wyoming 
83001 
Bridger-Teton National Forest 
Wyoming 
Jackson, 
Wyoming 
83001 

Incident Contacts

  • Public Information
    Email:
    2024.packtrail@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    307-395-2351
    Hours:
    8:00am-8:00pm

Photographs Gallery

Structure Supplies arrive in Gros Ventre October 8, 2024
dozens of red metal gas cans populate the foreground as firefighters unload trucks in the background. They are unloading boxes and reels of white water hoses. Smoke plume and clouds dominate the background.
dozens of red metal gas cans populate the foreground as firefighters unload trucks in the background. They are unloading boxes and reels of white water hoses. Smoke plume and clouds dominate the background.
Structure Supplies arrive in Gros Ventre October 8, 2024

Crews unload structure protection supplies from a stake-side truck in the Gros Ventre on October 8, 2024

Brush clearing at Elk Track Ranch October 9, 2024
A sawyer and assistant cut and remove sagebrush in a control line along a gentle slope above cabins and other residential structures in a valley. The air is thick with smoke.
A sawyer and assistant cut and remove sagebrush in a control line along a gentle slope above cabins and other residential structures in a valley. The air is thick with smoke.
Brush clearing at Elk Track Ranch October 9, 2024

Sawyer and swamper cut control line through the sagebrush above Elk Track Ranch

NV-HTF E317 Structure Preparations
Firefighters from Engine 317 out of Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest clear sagebrush and dig handline around a fence and outbuilding adjacent to a river. The sky is blue but a large smoke column dominates the horizon.
Firefighters from Engine 317 out of Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest clear sagebrush and dig handline around a fence and outbuilding adjacent to a river. The sky is blue but a large smoke column dominates the horizon.
NV-HTF E317 Structure Preparations

Structure preparation being implemented in Branch V (Gros Ventre) on October 7, 2024

Smoke plume viewed from Branch V on October 8, 2024
Rapid fire growth and smoke plumes dominate the frame set behind mountain ridges. In the foreground, a few Aspen trees still show yellow leaves but most are brown or fallen.
Rapid fire growth and smoke plumes dominate the frame set behind mountain ridges. In the foreground, a few Aspen trees still show yellow leaves but most are brown or fallen.
Smoke plume viewed from Branch V on October 8, 2024

Extreme fire growth in the South Fork of Fish Creek Drainage on October 8, 2024

Smoke on Highway
Firefighter walking by emergency vehicle
Firefighter walking by emergency vehicle
Smoke on Highway
Smoke plume from afternoon winds
Vehicle leaving fire area
Vehicle leaving fire area
Smoke plume from afternoon winds
Smoke on horizon
Smoke from Blackrock Ranger Station
Smoke from Blackrock Ranger Station
Smoke on horizon
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