The first confirmed wildland fire of the 2025 season in Yellowstone National Park was reported on Monday, May 26. The fire was first noticed by hikers on the Bighorn Pass Trail, according to the National Park Service.
Details about the size and cause of the fire are yet to be determined. However, the National Park Service will be monitoring the situation closely. As a precautionary measure, certain areas of the park may be temporarily closed to ensure public safety.
This marks the beginning of the fire season in Yellowstone National Park. The National Park Service urges visitors to be cautious and follow all fire safety regulations to help prevent wildfires.