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Garnet Ghost Town Re-Opens To Visitors

Garnet Ghost Town Re-Opens To Visitors With all the bad news about smoke and forest fires growing and hot, dry weather making the rivers dry up, it s nice to hear a bit of good news. The Anderson Hill Fire is no longer endangering Garnet Ghost Town. The Bureau of Land Management closed it down July 16, as the forest fire approached within a mile of the historic site. But with Monday s 100 percent containment of the 750-acre fire, Garnet is open again. There are two accesses to Garnet, east of Missoula. You can turn off the Interstate at Bearmouth and follow Bear Gulch and Cave Gulch road in. Or you can head up Highway 200 to the north and use the Garnet Range Road. A caution from the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. They are still working on the Anderson Hill fire - mainly mop up. but you can expect some fire traffic on those roads, so drive carefully.

List of Wildfires Currently Burning in Montana [2021 Edition]

List of Wildfires Currently Burning in Montana [2021 Edition] Wildfire season began quite a bit earlier than usual this year in Montana. Dry, drought-like conditions have resulted in multiple fires are wildfires burning throughout the state. The largest wildfire burning in Montana is the Trail Creek Fire. The fire is burning along the border of Montana and Idaho 20 miles west of Wisdom, Montana. The fire is currently 32,933 Acres. The fire was started by lightning on Thursday, July 8, 2021. Fires Burning in Montana Trail Creek Fire The Trail Creek Fire started on July 8, 2021, approximately 20 miles West of Wisdom, Montana, as the result of lightning. 32,933 Acres have burned. 137 personnel are assigned to the Trail Creek Fire. The estimated containment date is November 1, 2021.

List of Wildfires Currently Burning in Montana [2021 Edition]

Fuels reduction shields Garnet Ghost Town from fire danger

Fuels reduction shields Garnet Ghost Town from fire danger The Anderson Hill Fire burning in Granite and Powell counties has now burned almost 800 acres, and it s burning dangerously close to one of Montana s favorite landmarks, Garnet Ghost Town. By: Megan Mannering and last updated 2021-07-22 18:36:12-04 GARNET GHOST TOWN — The Anderson Hill Fire burning in Granite and Powell counties has now burned almost 800 acres and is dangerously close to one of Montana s favorite landmarks Garnet Ghost Town. Each year, the gravel roads of this ghost town see 30,000 visitors, but this week the town is living up to its name.

Fuels reduction shields Garnet Ghost Town from fire danger