Border 2 Fire Active 2026
Border 2 Fire has burned 11,618 acres, burning 28 miles southeast of Hope and has spread west.
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Following lightning storms on July 17, Border 1 Fire and Border 2 Fire were discovered within North Cascades National Park Service Complex along the U.S./Canada border, east of Ross Lake, in steep, rocky, and remote terrain. Fire activity increased due to elevated fire weather conditions and Border 2 Fire combined on July 21, now known as the Border 2 Fire. The fire has crossed the international border into Canada (known as Hozomeen Mountain Wildfire) and east onto Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest lands. The lightning-caused Border 2 Fire is being managed under a full-suppression strategy.
For additional information on the Hozomeen Mountain Wildfire, please visit the Wildfire Situation website.