Yellowstone reports its first wildfire of the year

Yellowstone reports its first wildfire of the year
By Moosetrack Megan

Posted: July 18, 2019

7 Mile Hole Fire

The first wildfire of the year was detected Wednesday, July 17, by hikers on the Sevenmile Hole trail.
The lightning-ignited 0.1 acre fire is located 3 miles east of Canyon Village, near the Yellowstone River.
The fire is smoldering on a steep rocky slope and is not accessible by foot thus the fire will be monitored from the canyon rim by firefighters.
Currently, the fire does not pose a threat to park visitors.
A photo of the 7 Mile Fire is attached.
Learn more about the park’s Current Fire Activity.

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