Reynolds Creek Fire

After weeks of closure due to the Reynolds Creek Fire, the East side of Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun-Road opened to traffic this morning, Friday, August 7.

The Reynolds Creek Fire in Glacier National Park is 67 percent contained, the Associated Press reports, but certain weather conditions this week aren't looking to decrease the flames with upcoming warm temperatures and low humidity.

Firefighters have been performing new fire prevention tactics on the Reynolds Creek Fire in Glacier National Park in an effort to strengthen fire lines with new "burnout operations."

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The Reynolds Creek Fire has grown to over 4,000 acres, nearly seven square miles, currently burning inside the borders of Glacier National Park.

The Reynolds Creek Fire burning on the east side of Glacier National Park has expanded rapidly over the last three and a half days to over 4,000 acres in size.

The Reynolds Creek Fire in Glacier National Park is now over 4,000 acres in size. Some homes and campgrounds have been evacuated.

The Reynolds Creek Fire currently burning on the east side of Glacier National Park has expanded to over 2,000 acres in just two days.

The Reynolds Creek Fire is now over 1,000 acres on the east side of Glacier National Park. Another fire near Townsend is causing evacuations and closing roads in the area.