Public land lovers can track where to play and where to stay out in one place.

Public land lovers can track where to play and where to stay out in one place.
Snowfall and cooler temperatures forecasted this week are being considered a “season-ending weather event” for the fire that has burned for several months atop Togwotee Pass.
The Pack Trail Fire continues to burn on Togwotee Pass — in part — due to “extreme” drought conditions.
The emergency alert issued Sunday evening says to leave by noon Monday.
Hundreds of workers for state and federal forests in the Southeast have pivoted to helping with hurricane response.
High winds over weekend turned two fires into one.
A second large, lightning-caused fire has forced evacuations and a temporary closure of Highway 26/287 over Togwotee Pass.
After burning for nearly a month, recent rain and cooler weather have helped crews significantly with the Fish Creek Fire.
Smoke from the nearby Fish Creek fire, hindering driving visibility, has caused intermittent closures of Togwotee Pass. WYDOT said the road status over the weekend depends on the conditions.