Cameron Peak Fire

The fire is 62% contained.

More than 1,500 are currently working on the flames that now span more than 60,000 acres more than any other fire in Colorado history.

The Cameron Peak Fire is currently burning over 169,171 acres.

See a time lapse of smoke coverage in Fort Collins on Wednesday, October 14.

With the smoke engulfing much of Northern Colorado, there are now visible flames that can be seen from the Front Range. Instagram user @HighCountrySara has sent us photos of the flames seen from Johnson's Corner in Johnstown. The first photo was taken early Wednesday morning: The next photo was taken around 12 p...

The much-needed precipitation helped keep the fire at 134,559 acres.

The Cameron Peak Fire, which has grown every day this week so far, is now less than 10,000 acres from being Colorado's worst in history.

You almost don't notice the moose at first, within the smoldering forest. Then, he appears; standing majestic against the devastation.

The Cameron Peak Fire’s containment has increased to 40% and has currently burned 126,164 acres.

The Mullen Fire is now 6% contained.