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23 paź 2016 · In August 2011, the Dollar Lake Fire was the third in a string of major fires that would ravage the slopes of Mount Hood in a period of just five years, this time burning the north slopes of the mountain.
- 10 Years After the Dollar Lake Fire - WyEast Blog
On August 26, 2011, a lightning storm ignited a small...
- After the Dollar Lake Fire - WyEast Blog
On August 26, 2011, a lightning strike ignited what was to...
- 10 Years After the Dollar Lake Fire - WyEast Blog
19 lis 2022 · On August 26, 2011, a lightning storm ignited a small wildfire near Inspiration Point, just below the Elk Cove Trail on Mount Hood’s north side. What became known as the Dollar Lake Fire started in full view on a Friday, during the busy summer hiking season.
23 cze 2012 · On August 26, 2011, a lightning strike ignited what was to become the Dollar Lake Fire, on Mount Hood’s rugged north side. The fire started in the Coe Branch canyon, just below the Elk Cove trail, and was spotted by numerous hikers.
14 wrz 2024 · This page is specific to the Dollar Fire. For information on evacuations and road closures so be sure to follow the Valley County Sheriff's Facebook page or call them at (208) 382-5160. To learn more about the Ready, Set, GO evacuation system click this link .
2 wrz 2024 · Dollar Fire: Four Army crews supported firefighting efforts on the Dollar Fire yesterday. Firefighters are securing and mopping up heat that could threaten the containment line, focusing on the southwestern edge. Some growth occurred at the fire’s north end, near Squaretop Mountain and Squaretop Lake, where rocky terrain and scattered fuels ...
8 sie 2024 · Summary: The Dollar and Snag Fires on the Boise National Forest started on the evening of August 5th after a storm system producing cloud-to-ground lightning moved through the area. Lightning has been determined as the cause of both fires. The Dollar and Snag Fires will be added to the West Mountain Complex
21 sie 2024 · There was increased fire activity on the northern end of the Dollar Fire, which produced abundant smoke yesterday. Due to steep and rugged terrain, fire managers will monitor fire behavior by aerial resources in anticipation of increased fire activity influenced by the predicted breezy and drier weather conditions.
