Glassing Data

Fire restrictionsWashington

Olympic National Park

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

Campfires only below 3,500 feet.

Below 3,500 ft

Olympic allows campfires and wood-burning camp stoves below 3,500 feet only, with an additional coastal prohibition between Wedding Rocks and Yellow Banks.

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Wilderness Regulations - Olympic National Park (U.S. National Park Service)
Typical October lows
  • 43° at 1,000 ft
  • 40° at 3,000 ft
  • 34° at 5,000 ft
  • 30° at 7,000 ft

Local fire activity

NIFC/WFIGS ·

Small local fire activity nearby, 2.8 mi from this area.

Fire Distance Size Contained Discovered
Quinault Pile RX 2.8 mi — — Oct 14
Forks Pile RX 4.4 mi — — Oct 14

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

Olympic National Park

Campfires only below 3,500 feet.

Below 3,500 ft

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Shapes are approximate planning aids, not legal boundaries.

Current orders 0

No current localized orders.

Standing rules 1

Where Fire use Dates Source
Olympic coast campfire prohibition between Wedding Rocks and Yellow Banks Olympic National Park coast between the headland at Wedding Rocks and the headland north of Yellow Banks No campfire No wood Permanent Olympic National Park 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.