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Terwilliger Fire Continues to Burn, Cause Still Under Investigation

US Forest Service

The Terwilliger Fire, in the Willamette National forest, is now 6,866 acres and 17% contained.

The blaze is burning on the east and west sides of the Cougar Reservoir. 477 personnel are fighting the fire.

Fire officials are implementing an area closure order due to a combination of high fire danger, exceptionally dry conditions and unpredictable fire behavior. The closure includes a section of Forest Service Road 19 and recreation sites.

The Terwilliger Fire was first reported on August 19th. The cause is still under investigation.

LIST OF CLOSURES:

From Hwy 126, the closure begins where Forest Service Road 19 intersects with Forest Service Road 1900-408 and continues south to Rebel Trailhead.

Closed Campgrounds:

  • Hard Rock Campground

  • French Pete Campground

  • Cougar Crossing Campground

  • Sunnyside Campground

  • Slide Creek Campground

Closed Recreation Sites:

  • Indian Ridge Lookout

  • Terwilliger Hot Springs

  • Echo Day Use and Boat Launch

Closed Trails:
• French Pete Trail #3311

• Bear Flat Trail #3301

• Quaking Aspen Trail #3332

• Lowder Mountain Trail #3329

• Olallie Mountain Trail #4100

• Walker Creek Trail #3330

• East Fork Trail #3308

• Indian Ridge Trail #3315

• Rider Creek Trail #3319

• French Pete Trailhead

• Upper Lowder Mountain Trailhead

• Upper East Fork Trailhead

• Lower East Fork/Lower Echo Trailhead

• Echo Trailhead

• O'Leary / Castle Rock Trailhead

• Lowder Mountain Trailhead

• Indian Ridge North (Upper) Trailhead

• Indian Ridge South (Lower) Trailhead

Closed Forest Service Roads (FSR):

• Sections of FSR 1900

• Sections of FSR 2618

• Sections of FSR 1927

• FSR 1900-408

• FSR 1900-410

• FSR 1980

• FSR 1985

• FSR 1986

• Sections of FSR 1993

• FSR 1994

Born and raised in Eugene, Anni started at KLCC in 2000 as a reporter and co-host of Northwest Passage. After graduating from the University of Oregon, Anni moved to New York City. She worked in education for several years before returning to her true love, journalism. Anni co-founded and co-hosted Dailysonic, a narrative-based news podcast. She interned at WNYC's On The Media, then becoming WNYC's assistant producer of Morning Edition.
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