Smoke To Be Visible From Rocky Mountain National Park As Debris Piles Are Set On Fire
(CBS4) - Fire management staff at Rocky Mountain National Park are taking advantage of the heavy snowfall from Wednesday and Thursday to burn piles of debris. The smoke will be visible from parts of Colorado's Front Range.
The burning will be done at the Moraine Park Campground near the park's Beaver Meadows entrance and around Lily Lake south of Estes Park close to Highway 7.
The park sent out a tweet saying "Pile burns only begin when conditions allow & burns are continually monitored."
Fire mitigation like this that was done in previous years helped create a buffer zone to block the East Troublesome Fire which burned in Rocky Mountain National Park in October 2020.
