Even months after the Cameron Peak Fire s full containment, some of Colorado s forests are still closed to the public. However some areas reopened this week, the U.S. Forest Service said in a release on February 19.
The Cameron Peak Fire, Colorado s largest wildfire in history, burned over 200,000 acres between August 13, 2020, and December 2, 2020. The 111-day wildfire destroyed hundreds of structures, including homes and historic sites, in addition to charring hundreds of thousands of acres of forest in Colorado, much of which was used for recreation purposes by Coloradans and tourists alike.
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The forest damage was so severe that even over two months since Cameron Peak Fire s full containment, the U.S. Forest Service is still slowly reopening access to the public in recreational areas near Fort Collins.
Some of Colorado s Forests Still Closed Due to Cameron Peak Fire
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Some of Colorado s Forests Still Closed Due to Cameron Peak Fire
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