Last updated: Wed, 05 Oct 2022 08:23:32
Incident is 36% contained.
The Bolt Creek Fire was detected on September 10, 2022 and is burning north of Skykomish, WA. It is being managed by Western Washington Incident Management Team 3. As of October 1st, the Bolt Creek fire is 12,625 acres and 36 percent contained. 158 people are assigned to the fire. As of Saturday, October 1st, all evacuations for the Bolt Creek Fire have been lifted. US 2 is now open through the length of the fire area. Please follow posted reduced speed limits as there are still crews working on and near the road. Beckler Road remains closed to the public as crews continue to work in the area. The Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest has implemented an Emergency Closure on National Forest lands. Roads, trails, and campgrounds are closed. To read the closure in its entirety, please see: MBSNF Bolt Creek Fire Closure. A burn ban remains in effect until significant rain is received. Please refrain from burning.
View Bolt Creek Fire Wildfire web site
NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations.
