Signal Flat

Multiple resources responded to a fire on the south side of Signal Mountain on Saturday, July 26. The fire was determined to be lightning-caused and was contained at 7.8 acres. Firefighters continue to patrol the fire for hot spots burning in heavy logs and in needle litter beneath conifers.

Signal Mountain Summit Road is open. The Signal Mountain Trail will remain closed until further notice.

7/27 pm Update

Travis Lake

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.

Kitten

Thunderstorms moving through the area led to numerous lightning strikes Tuesday and Wednesday evening, causing the start of the Kitten fire

Alkali

This two-acre fire started after thunderstorms passed over the Gros Ventre/ Bacon ridge area on July 1.  Swan Valley helicopter is supporting the fire with personnel off that helicopter. More firefighting resources have been requested, and the fire is under a suppression strategy. The fire is active in heavy dead and down timber and snags are a considerable hazard for those fighting the fire. 
 

Alkali Fire as seen by smokejumper plane.

Man Peak

The Bridger-Teton National Forest is responding to the #ManPeak Fire reported Tuesday July 1,2025  in the vicinity of Man Peak at 9000-ft elevation  The fire is approximately  1/10 acre located off of  the Greys River  just above Moose Flat campground.  Smoke may be visible -please do not report. Fire danger on the forest remains at High. Two firefighters are on scene. The cause is undetermined. For firefighter safety remember do not fly drones over the fire area. If you fly, we can’t.