Harney, OR · Natural
Crews have this fire 99% contained. Nearby public lands are likely open, but check for lingering closures.
105,854
Acres Burned
64
Days Burning
Jul 24, 2026
Discovered
1mo ago
Last Update
8 public land units within 75 miles
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
AvoidWildlife Refuge / OR
37.3 mi
SE
Black Canyon Wilderness
Check firstWilderness / OR
51.6 mi
N
Malheur National Forest
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53 mi
NE
Strawberry Mountain Wilderness
Check firstWilderness / OR
58.6 mi
NE
Ochoco National Forest
Check firstNational Forest / OR
62 mi
NW
Bridge Creek Wilderness
Check firstWilderness / OR
71 mi
NW
Steens Mountain Cooperative Management And Protection Area
Check firstNCA / OR
71.6 mi
SE
Monument Rock Wilderness
Check firstWilderness / OR
74.2 mi
NE
Posted by the incident management team on InciWeb, plus changes read from NIFC interagency perimeter data
Final Update from the Southern Area Gray Incident Management Team Incident management of the Second Flat, Coleman Creek, Bald Mountain and Jackass Butte fires will return to the local units on August 25, 2026. This page will no longer be updated or monitored. Please follow these Facebook accounts for future information: Burns Interagency Fire Zone U.S. Forest Service-Malheur National Forest It has...
InciWebPer interagency perimeter data, the Second Flat containment moved from 96% to 99%.
IRWINColeman Creek: 308,863 acres, 99% contained Second Flat: 105,854 acres, 96% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 99% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained FIRE PATROLS: Dry fuels outside the fire perimeters remain receptive to new ignitions and localized afternoon increases in fire activity could occur. Crews will continue to secure and patrol primary fire containment lines, with ...
InciWebColeman Creek: 308,863 acres, 99% contained Second Flat: 105,854 acres, 96% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 97% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained FIRE PATROLS: With the critical fire weather this weekend, crews remain vigilant with their patrols to look for hot spots and extinguish any heat or flare-ups found along primary fire containment lines. Any wind-driven fire beha...
InciWebPer interagency perimeter data, the Second Flat containment moved from 95% to 96%.
IRWINColeman Creek: 308,863 acres, 95% contained Second Flat: 105,854 acres, 95% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 95% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained SUMMARY: Active patrols and infrared (IR) flights continue to detect heat pockets across some fire areas. The current and forecasted weather conditions are favorable to smoldering fire activity, including in dried-up wetlands wi...
InciWebColeman Creek: 308,863 acres, 95% contained Second Flat: 105,854 acres, 95% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 95% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained SUMMARY: With the current and elevated fire weather conditions, wildfire activity may increase during the peak of day heat with localized flare-ups in pockets of unburned fuels. Smoldering and creeping may continue in heavier fu...
InciWebColeman Creek: 308,721 acres, 95% contained Second Flat: 105,854 acres, 95% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 95% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained SUMMARY: Fire activity has been limited; however, dry fuels remain receptive to flare-ups and new ignitions. Continued patrol and monitoring of containment lines is necessary to identify and suppress flare-ups or new starts. Thi...
InciWebPer interagency perimeter data, the Second Flat grew 353 acres to 105,854 and containment moved from 90% to 95%.
IRWINColeman Creek: 308,721 acres, 95% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained COLEMAN CREEK FIRE : Suppression repair on interior dozer lines continues near the Warm Springs Reservoir area, while crews assess repair needs along access routes in the central part of the fire. Patrols and mop-up are ongoing ...
InciWebColeman Creek: 308,721 acres, 90% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained SUMMARY: As wildfire activity has subsided, operations have shifted towards suppression repair, in addition to regular patrols and mop up. Repair efforts help restore the landscape and minimize potential soil erosion after firef...
InciWebSize: Coleman: 308,721 acres, 90% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained COLEMAN CREEK FIRE: Patrols continue along the Highway 20 corridor and primary containment lines to detect and extinguish any remaining hot spots. Suppression repair is ongoing near Warm Springs Reservoir. SECOND FLAT FIRE: Patr...
InciWebColeman: 308,721 acres, 90% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained COLEMAN CREEK FIRE: Crews continue patrol operations along roadways and primary fire containment lines. Suppression repair work will be concentrated on the western side of the fire perimeter near Warm Springs Reservoir, working on int...
InciWebBurns Basin Fires Update: 08-14-2026 Coleman: 308,721 acres, 90% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained COLEMAN CREEK FIRE: Crews continue tactical patrols along the Highway 20 corridor and primary fire containment lines to mitigate any re-ignition threats. This is in addition to suppression repair e...
InciWebColeman: 308,721 acres, 90% contained Second Flat: 105,501 acres, 90% contained Bald Mountain: 76,443 acres, 93% contained Jackass Butte: 24,724 acres, 92% contained SUMMARY : The Southern Area Gray Incident Management Team 2 assumed command today of the Burns Basin area: Bald Mountain, Coleman Creek, Jackass Butte and Second Flat. COLEMAN CREEK FIRE : The primary focus continues to be on suppress...
InciWeb64 days since discovery
5 additional active fires
Data Sources
Fire data from NIFC Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Services (WFIGS) via IRWIN. Satellite hotspots from NASA FIRMS VIIRS. Situation updates are either posted by the incident management team on InciWeb or read by us from WFIGS perimeter data, and each one says which. Air quality data from EPA AirNow. Public lands boundaries from USGS PAD-US 4.0.
IRWIN ID: d1885386-0825-4eb4-8bec-b4c0274c5bbd
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