This means the cause of the fire is not yet determined but suspected human caused.
The Mill Creek Fire, burning on the Pinedale Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, was reported by an outfitter on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 23. The fire quickly spread from a single tree to approximately 30 acres as firefighters responded to the blaze.
UPDATE: 8/22/25 9:00 am
Travis Fire Update 7/24/25 at 8:41 a.m.
Firefighters are working to suppress the Travis Lake Fire on the West Zone of the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The fire is now 50% contained.
Resources continue to remove hazardous trees and are focusing on mopping up heat near holding lines.
The Travis Lake Fire was reported on July 21 around 2:30 p.m. and is estimated at approximately 3 acres in size. The fire is located on a ridge in timber in-between the Commissary Ridge and Little Corral Creek trails, east of Travis Lake. Cause of the fire is unknown.
A Twin Falls helicopter has delivered two firefighters adjacent to the fire area. This fire is under a full suppression strategy and burning in a mixture of heavy dead and down fuels. The helicopter will support resources on the ground with water drops from a bucket. Fire spread potential is moderate, and cause has not been determined.
8/18 - The fire received rain overnight and was called out.
A swift response from local fire staff helped to catch the Willow Creek fire and prevent it from growing. Firefighters have completed a control line around the fire’s perimeter and will now focus on holding that line and working to eliminate any fire threats within the perimeter of the fire. Resources include county and federal fire engines and the local interagency fire helicopter.
