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Yosemite National Park News

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  • Fire Update for August 26, 2024

    August 26, 2024 | 12:23 pm

    Although the Middle Fire is 100% contained, trail closures are still in effect impacting the trail along Long Gulch Creek, between Aspen Valley and White Wolf.

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  • Fire Update for August 22, 2024

    August 22, 2024 | 11:37 am

    The Middle Fire is 100% contained. Operations include patrol mop-up, and rehab. Trail closures are still in effect impacting the trail along Long Gulch Creek, between Aspen Valley and White Wolf.

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  • Fire Update for August 19, 2024

    August 19, 2024 | 12:40 pm

    Yosemite National Park is a fire-adapted ecosystem. The overall strategy for all wildland fires is to provide for the safety of employees, the public, and to protect and enhance natural and cultural resources. Yosemite Fire crews are using a full suppression strategy on the Middle Fire using ground and air resources, including handline construction with fire crews including 1 helicopter, 2 Type 2 crews, 1 NPS wildland fire use module and 2 engines.

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  • Yosemite National Park seeks public input on draft visitor access management plan

    August 14, 2024 | 3:00 pm

    Yosemite National Park is seeking the public’s input on a plan to improve visitors’ access to and experience in the busy park during its peak season.

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  • Fire Update for August 13, 2024

    August 13, 2024 | 9:49 am

    Yosemite National Park is a fire-adapted ecosystem. The overall strategy for all wildland fires is to provide for the safety of employees, the public, and to protect and enhance natural and cultural resources.

    Read more at nps.gov


  • Yosemite Fire Update for August 9, 2024

    August 9, 2024 | 4:20 pm

    Yosemite Fire has responded to multiple fires since August 2; these fires are in high elevation wilderness.

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  • Fire Update for August 7, 2024

    August 7, 2024 | 11:44 am

    Yosemite National Park continues to see sporadic thunderstorm activity and the weather forecast calls for temperatures well above average with low humidities through the end of the week. Yosemite Fire has responded to six fires since August 2nd; these fires are in high elevation wilderness and fire managers are assessing conditions and response. The Middle and Morrison fires have firefighters regularly providing updates on conditions and these two fires are being fully suppressed. 

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  • Fire Update for August 5, 2024

    August 5, 2024 | 2:16 pm

    Yosemite National Park continues to see sporadic thunderstorm activity and the weather forecast calls for temperatures well above average with low humidities through Wednesday. Yosemite Fire has responded to six fires since August 2nd; these fires are in high elevation wilderness and fire managers are assessing conditions and response. The Middle, Forsyth, and Morrison fires have firefighters regularly providing updates on conditions.

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  • Fire Update for July 24, 2024

    July 24, 2024 | 10:16 am

    Yosemite National Park has seen multiple thunderstorms over the past two weeks and the weather outlook calls for continued thunderstorm activity. Yosemite Fire has responded to 14 fires since July 13, 2024, with three active fires remaining. These fires are in high elevation wilderness ranging from 7,600 to 9,800 feet and fire managers are assessing conditions and response. The Porcupine, Wegner, and Dorothy fires have firefighters regularly providing updates on conditions.

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  • Fire Update for July 17, 2024

    July 18, 2024 | 10:12 am

    Yosemite National Park has seen multiple thunderstorms over the past week that produced twelve lightning strike fires. These fires are in high elevation wilderness ranging from 4,700 to 9,800 feet and fire managers are assessing conditions and response. The Aspen, Grove, Dog Leg, Smith, Dewey, and Harden fires have been contained. The Indian, Porcupine, Cascade, Wegner, Eagle Creek, and Dorothy fires have firefighters on scene providing updates on conditions. Some of these will be assessed by air due to inaccessibility and some will be hiked by crews.

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