![]() ![]() We empathize with the desire to have a campfire during your mountain vacation. Wildfire risk is determined by several environmental factors, including the moisture content of potential wildfire fuels, wind speeds, temperature, and the availability of firefighting resources contrasted with the degree of fire risk. Restrictions exist either as a matter of policy such as in the case of Rocky Mountain National Park, which is always in a Stage 1 fire ban at a minimum, or based on the wildfire risk of the area. Having a campfire is dependent on fire restrictions on lands in and around Estes Park. ![]() Why can’t I have one, or why is it not a good idea? ![]() Having a campfire is a big part of my mountain vacation. Visit their website for more detailed fire safety and prevention information. Learn more about campfire safety. Following 2020's wildfires, find out which areas of the forest are open here.Īnswers to common questions about wildfire from our partners at Estes Valley Fire Protection District. While there are no temporary fire restrictions at this time, everyone plays a role in fire prevention. Park visitors are urged to use caution and vigilance regarding the use of fire in authorized locations. Fireworks are always prohibited within the park. Rocky Mountain National Park always has Stage 1 fire restrictions in place, where campfires are prohibited in the park, except within designated campfire rings in picnic areas and front-country campgrounds. *Short term rentals include all vacation rentals. BBQs and smokers (including charcoals and pellets) are not permitted in short term rentals.*.Recreational wood burning (e.g., campfires) are not permitted in short term rentals.*.For this reason, minimum fire restrictions always apply: Updated AugThe Town of Estes Park and the Estes ValleyĮstes Park is a wildland urban interface where the risk of wildfire is elevated year-round. Current Fire restrictions and ban information ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |