Cameron Peak Fire: Currently burning over 206,000 acres in Larimer County and restricting public access to public lands in GMUs 6, 7, 8, 9, 19, 20, 191 and S1 and S40.

Calwood Fire: Currently impacting over 9,916 acres in Boulder County with evacuation orders prohibiting public land access in portions of GMU 20. The Forest Service closure starts at the Cameron Peak Fire Closure area and runs south to Highway 119 and from the Forest boundary on the east to the Peak to Peak highway on the west.

Lefthand Canyon Fire: Impacting 460 acres in Boulder County with evacuation orders prohibiting public land access in portions of GMU 20 and the northern border of GMU 29.

East Troublesome Fire: This has grown to over 12,000 acres and is considered a “fast moving fire,” resulting in increased closures and evacuations in the area north of Hot Sulphur Springs and east toward Lake Granby. Hunters with licenses for GMU 18 should seek refund.

Williams Fork Fire. This 14,000+ acre fire is burning east of Green Mountain Reservoir in remote terrain south of Hot Sulphur Springs and north of Silverthorne and impacting GMU 28.

East Fork Fire. The 1,682-acre fire is southeast of Trinidad and has restricted access in GMU 140 (Lake Dorothey State Wildlife Area and parts of the James M. John State Wildlife Area). Lake Dorothey SWA is closed to all hunting until further notice. James M. John SWA will be closed through the end of September.

Pine Gulch Fire: Over 139,000 acres were scorched in GMU 30 and 31 in Mesa and Garfield counties, north of the community of Grand Junction. While the fire is now contained, there are still closures in burned areas.

Grizzly Creek Fire. This fire burned over 32,000 acres in Glenwood Canyon east of Glenwood Springs in Garfield County and could still impact travel on I-70 and access roads into GMU 34 as well as some access into GMU 24 and 25. The fire is mostly contained, but CPW anticipates mud and rock slides if it rains or snows.