Dry Conditions Lead to Fire Restrictions at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Fire restrictions were put into place Friday in Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks as officials try to cope with extremely dry conditions across the two parks.
Under the restrictions, "no wood or barbecue fires are permitted below 6,000 feet, except in designated campgrounds. This includes Ash Mountain Picnic Area, Hospital Rock Picnic Area and backcountry travel below 6,000 feet. Gas or propane stoves may be used at all elevations. No smoking below 6,000 feet is permitted, except within a developed area, a campground, an enclosed vehicle, or a building which allows smoking."
If further restrictions are necessary in the future due to changing conditions, the parks will make another public announcement.
These National Park Service restrictions will remain in effect until further notice.
Visitor Center
Copyright 2005-2011
National Park Advocates LLC
Follow the Traveler
Recent comments
-
Zebulon (not verified)
on
Court Rules That Sequoia National Park...
7 hours 41 min ago
-
Lee Dalton
on
National Park Mystery Spot 35: What...
9 hours 10 min ago
-
George Durkee (not verified)
on
Court Rules That Sequoia National Park...
10 hours 29 min ago
-
Anonymous (not verified)
on
Sale of Plastic Water Bottles Banned At...
12 hours 15 min ago
-
Anonymous (not verified)
on
Search Continues For Mountain Lion That...
12 hours 16 min ago
-
Anonymous (not verified)
on
Court Rules That Sequoia National Park...
14 hours 49 min ago
-
Anonymous (not verified)
on
Search Continues For Mountain Lion That...
15 hours 6 min ago
-
Bob Janiskee
on
National Park Mystery Spot 35: What...
15 hours 9 min ago
-
George Durkee (not verified)
on
Court Rules That Sequoia National Park...
15 hours 50 min ago
-
Christen (not verified)
on
TRACK Trails Offer Nationwide Weapon...
15 hours 56 min ago


















Comments
Post new comment