Small fire crew works aggressively to knock down Jackson-area “Ski Fire”

(Jackson, WY) – After the Jackson Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest discovered a new fire Monday, June 16th, firefighters quickly took suppressive actions.

The fire burned a total of 1.5 acres near Ski Lake in subalpine fir. Jackson residents were able to see smoke from the community.

Just 10 firefighters including one fire engine and a type 3 helicopter fought the blaze and were able to contain it without any additional resources.

A cause of the fire has not yet been released.

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Meanwhile, in Sublette County the Horse Fire continues to grow. As of Thursday, June 19th it was listed at 1,356 acres and 6% containment. Updates on that fire can be found here.

For more updates from the Bridger-Teton National Forest, click here!

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