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Fire restrictionsWashington

Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

Campfire and fire-use rules for this area, with each localized order the land manager has published.

Campfires allowed.

Allowed

The source lists a 'Campfire Ban Lifted' alert, which supports a none status for forest-wide campfire restrictions as of the page. Fire danger is listed as Low for the Low Cascades North and Central areas. No active localized camping or backpacking fire-use restrictions are supported by the text.

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Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest | Fire | Forest Service
Typical October lows
  • 41° at 1,000 ft
  • 38° at 3,000 ft
  • 35° at 5,000 ft
  • 29° at 7,000 ft

Active wildfire

NIFC/WFIGS ·

An active wildfire is mapped inside this area.

Fire Distance Size Contained Discovered
Electric 7 Miles N from Marblemount, WA Inside 495 ac 100% Aug 23
King 7 Miles NE from Snoqualmie Pass, WA 0.6 mi 3,442 ac 36% Aug 19
West Fork null Miles null from null, 3.3 mi 310 ac 16% Aug 23
Three Queens 6 Miles E from Snoqualmie Pass, WA 3.4 mi 9,582 ac 33% Jul 16
Little Giant 30 Miles NW from Leavenworth, WA 5.7 mi 172,912 ac 95% Jul 16

Fire data updates at 8 AM and 8 PM Pacific time. Fire locations are planning context, not an evacuation or safety tool. Follow official emergency alerts and closures.

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Fire restrictions · Washington

Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

Campfires allowed.

Allowed

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Shapes are approximate planning aids, not legal boundaries.

Current orders 2

Where Fire use Dates Source
Electric Fire Closure Order Electric Fire Closure Order No campfire No gas No alcohol No charcoal No solid fuel No wood Incident Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest | Fire | Forest Service
Electric Fire Closure Order Electric Fire area, Mount Baker ranger district No campfire No charcoal Incident Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest | Press Releases | Forest Service

Standing rules 7

Where Fire use Dates Source
Alpine Lakes Wilderness campfire prohibition above 4000 feet Alpine Lakes Wilderness above 4000 feet on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest No campfire Gas allowed Alcohol allowed No wood Permanent Alpine Lakes Wilderness entry and use restrictions order
Boulder River Wilderness campfire prohibitions Bandana Lake, Saddle Lake, the Three Fingers Trail corridor from Saddle Lake, and Goat Flats in Boulder River Wilderness No campfire Permanent Boulder River Wilderness regulations
Clearwater Wilderness Summit Lake Basin campfire prohibition Summit Lake Basin in Clearwater Wilderness No campfire Gas allowed Alcohol allowed Permanent Clearwater Wilderness regulations
Glacier Peak Image Lake and Lake Byrne campfire buffers Within 1/4 mile slope distance of Image Lake and Lake Byrne in Glacier Peak Wilderness No campfire Gas allowed Alcohol allowed Permanent Glacier Peak Wilderness Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie regulations
Henry M. Jackson west-side campfire buffers Within 1/4 mile of Goat Lake, Glacier Basin Trail, Silver Lake, Upper Twin Lake, and Lower Twin Lake in Henry M. Jackson Wilderness No campfire Gas allowed Alcohol allowed Permanent Henry M. Jackson Wilderness Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie regulations
Mt. Baker Wilderness trail-corridor campfire prohibition Within one mile of listed Mt. Baker Wilderness trails including Lake Ann, Heliotrope Ridge, High Divide, Skyline Divide, Yellow Aster, Ptarmigan Ridge, and related corridors No campfire Gas allowed Permanent Mt. Baker Wilderness regulations
Noisy-Diobsud Watson Lakes campfire prohibition Watson Lakes in Noisy-Diobsud Wilderness No campfire Permanent Noisy-Diobsud Wilderness regulations

Before you go

We track each forest's orders and alerts. Every rule links to its source. Rules change fast in fire season, so check with the forest before your trip. Posted signs and official orders always win.