In just a few short days the Bear Gulch fire on the Olympic Peninsula has nearly tripled in size and burned deeper into the ...

The fire has shut down major access routes and campsites in both Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest.

Anyone near the Dry Creek Trail, along Lake Cushman's westernmost shores, should evacuate immediately, the Mason County ...

Smoke from a fire burning in the Olympic National Park is making its way into Puget Sound, and it’s causing a haze in the sky ...

The Bear Gulch Fire, which began on July 6 near Mount Rose in the Olympic National Forest, has grown to an estimated 4,760 acres with only 3% containment, offic ...

The Mason County Sheriff’s Office announced several level 3 evacuation orders on July 31, covering the Dry Creek Trail area, Staircase Campground, and areas north of Lake Cushman. In their evacuation ...

Smoke from a fire burning in the Olympic National Park has made its way down to the Puget Sound on Tuesday, causing haze in ...

Increased fire activity at the Bear Gulch fire near Lake Cushman has prompted new evacuation orders Wednesday morning.

The Bear Gulch Fire increased by 700 acres since Tuesday, and fire activity is expected to remain strong Wednesday.

Bear Gulch Fire on the north side of Lake Cushman near Hoodsport continues to grow, reaching 1,094 acres with only 10% containment as of Monday afternoon.

Burning north of Lake Cushman since July 6, the Bear Gulch Fire has spread northwest throughout the Olympic National Forest since. Now approximately 1,094 acres in size, its continual growth has led ...