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Mt. Baker Ranger District Fire Danger & Restrictions

Closure

Safety brief

Updated

Moderate fire danger today.

Fire danger is moderate in the Mt. Baker Ranger District. All campfires, including in developed campgrounds and the backcountry, are prohibited forest-wide. Roads FSR #1060 and FSR #1064 are closed for fire suppression. Pressurized liquid fuel and propane stoves are allowed with a functioning on-off switch and three-foot clearance. Always check current conditions before your trip.

Restrictions

Campfires and Stoves

Equipment and Work

Shooting and Closures

Backcountry campfiresProhibited

All wood, charcoal, and solid-fuel campfires prohibited forest-wide.

Exceptions

  • Pressurized liquid fuel/propane stoves with on-off switch, cleared 3 feet from flammable material
06-05-26-10
Campground campfiresProhibited

Campfires prohibited in all developed campgrounds.

Exceptions

  • Pressurized liquid fuel/propane stoves with on-off switch, cleared 3 feet from flammable material
06-05-26-10
Propane fuel and camp stovesRestricted

Pressurized liquid fuel and propane stoves allowed with functioning on-off switch and 3-foot clearance.

Conditions

  • On-off switch or valve to extinguish fire immediately
  • Flammable vegetation cleared minimum 3 feet away on all sides
06-05-26-10
Welding and grindingProhibited

Acetylene and open-flame torches prohibited.

06-05-26-10
ExplosivesProhibited

Explosives prohibited.

06-05-26-10
Forest closures and access limitsRestricted

FSR #1060 and FSR #1064 closed for Electric Fire suppression efforts.

Conditions

  • Closure applies to FSR #1060 from Highway 20 junction to FSR #1064 junction
  • Includes FSR #1064 after crossing Bacon Creek through specified sections
  • Effective September 2, 2026 through October 31, 2026

Exceptions

  • Federal, State, or local officers in official duty
  • Organized rescue or fire-fighting force in official duty
  • Persons with valid Forest Permit Form FS-7700-48 exempting them from this order
06-05-26-19

Restrictions last checked

Near-surface wildfire smoke forecast

Estimated AQI*

0max avg 0 µg/m³ around 2 PM

Good wildfire smoke

Next 24 hours

Forecast updated Sep 9, 2026, 2:03 PM

District average10th–90th percentile

* Estimated AQI is an equivalent interpretation of forecast wildfire-smoke PM2.5 only; it is not an observed or official AQI reading.

Hourly wildfire-smoke PM2.5 forecast across the district
Local timeDistrict averagep10p90Estimated AQI*Smoke category
Sep 9, 2:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 3:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 4:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 5:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 6:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 7:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 8:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 9:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 10:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 9, 11:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 12:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 1:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 2:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 3:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 4:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 5:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 6:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 7:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 8:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 9:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 10:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 11:00 AM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 12:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke
Sep 10, 1:00 PM0 µg/m³0 µg/m³0 µg/m³Estimated AQI* ≈0Good wildfire smoke

* Estimated AQI is an equivalent interpretation of forecast wildfire-smoke PM2.5 only; it is not an observed or official AQI reading. HRRR forecasts near-ground smoke; district values are area-weighted, conditions vary by location, and other pollution sources are not included.

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Changed from Very High to Moderate on Sep 9.

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