The nine wildfires have burned an estimated 500 acres and are located approximately 21 miles east of Darrington.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — A complex of nine wildfires burning in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest has closed a number of campgrounds and trails in the North Cascades. Fire officials say the Miners Complex fires continue to threaten the Miners Ridge Lookout and the Pacific Crest Trail.
Lightning strikes are responsible for igniting the fires on July 17.
The nine wildfires have burned an estimated 500 acres and are located approximately 21 miles east of Darrington. Fire officials say no homes are threatened as of Monday,
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