PIKE NATIONAL FOREST, Colo. (KKTV) - Forest rangers are reminding citizens of an easy way to prevent wildfires: not leaving campfires unattended! To date, 77 abandoned campfires have been found ...

In the coming year, nearly 150 forest roads will be closed and hundreds of others will be under review following a U.S. District Court settlement that declared 500 miles of ...

The Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Center says that there are 139 abandoned or unattended campfires reported in the Pike-San Isabel national Forests so far in 2024. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays.

According to a release, the Pike and San Isabel National Forests Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands will begin re-opening some recreational facilities in a phased approach starting on June 1st.

SALIDA, Colo. (KRDO) -- Fall colors are upon us but some leaves in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest may not be as bright as we're used to due to a native moth that has been munching on the leaves.

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Pike - San Isabel National Forests and Cimarron & Comanche National Grasslands is preparing for prescribed fire beginning in April. The fire is expected to burn through ...

Nearly five years after conservationists went to court over what they saw as 500-plus miles of “unauthorized and unanalyzed routes” scouring the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, land managers ...

The fire ban has been lowered from Stage 2 down to Stage 1 in the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. Under Stage 1 fire restrictions a campfire is allowed only in developed campgrounds and ...

(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The Leadville, Salida, San Carlos, South Park, South Platte, and Pikes Peak ranger districts are now offering Christmas tree permits for the upcoming holiday season. Permits ...

The National Forest Service closed the Pike-San Isabel National Forests west of Beulah until July 26 because of the fire, from Forest Road 386 to the north to Colorado 78 to the south and Colorado ...

Rangers at Pike and San Isabel National Forests are asking for any information about an unidentified person who illegally dumped more than 2,000 pounds of tires in the woods.

A popular Christmas tree permit program inside the Pike and San Isabel National Forests has become a family tradition for many over the past 30 years. Skip Navigation. Share on Facebook; ...