Colorado Wildfires

The Pine Gulch Fire is now officially the largest in Colorado's history.

The Pine Gulch Fire will become the largest wildfire in Colorado history in the next few days.

Do you remember the bear that received serious burns two months ago in the East Canyon Fire near Durango, Colorado? After two months of tender loving care, the bear has been released back to the wild.

Western Colorado residents have asked the question, "Why was the Pine Gulch Fire declared a disaster sooner?" According to Mesa County News, the answer is a very simple one.

The Pine Gulch Fire remains the second-largest in Colorado history, having burned just under 130,000 acres.

I-70 had been closed due to the Grizzly Creek Fire but it has now been reopened through Glenwood Canyon.

Would you like to take a look at the firefighting efforts currently taking place with the Pine Gulch Fire? Check out this amazing video.

Four major wildfires are burning in Colorado, which has made traveling through the mountains tricky (where it's even possible).

Crews have been fighting the fire since the afternoon of Thursday, Aug. 13.

If you want to support firefighters battling the Pine Gulch Fire you're encouraged to make a sign and hang it up at the Mesa County Fairgrounds.