The Angeles National Forest has implemented strict camp fire bans due to high fire danger. These restrictions cover the entire forest, including the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. Campfires are only permitted in developed campgrounds within USDA Forest Service-provided fire rings. Gas stoves and lanterns are allowed with proper clearance and valid California Campfire Permits. … Read more
The Sand Fire in Angeles National Forest was a devastating wildfire that occurred in July 2016, burning over 41,000 acres of land north of Los Angeles. This catastrophic event highlighted the increasing wildfire risks in California due to climate change and drought conditions. The fire’s rapid spread, fueled by extreme weather conditions, resulted in significant … Read more
The spring fire in Angeles National Forest has significantly impacted local ecosystems, wildlife, and recreational activities. This wildfire event, part of California’s 2024 fire season, has burned thousands of acres, leading to evacuations and closures of popular areas. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges of fire management in the region and the importance of visitor … Read more
The Bobcat Fire, ignited on September 6, 2020, rapidly spread through the Angeles National Forest, becoming the second-largest wildfire in Los Angeles County’s modern history. Fueled by extreme weather conditions, dense vegetation, and challenging terrain, this fast-moving brush fire consumed 115,997 acres, destroyed 169 structures, and posed significant challenges to containment efforts. The fire’s rapid … Read more