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Trail Mountain Fire

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Unit Information

Manti-Lasal National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
599 West Price River Drive
Price, UT 84501

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Photographs — Trail Mountain Fire

Rainbow at Spike Camp

6/17/2018
Rainbow over spike camp

Boise IHC

6/17/2018
Boise IHC working in Crandall Creek

Smoke column is visible from spike camp

6/17/2018
Smoke column is visible from spike camp

View of smoke column from spike camp

6/17/2018
View of smoke column from spike camp

Firefighters monitor torching trees for spot fires

6/16/2018
A firefighter wearing a yellow shirt and black hard hat watching as conifer trees torch from flames.

Dark smoke column from active fire behavior, 6/13

6/16/2018
A dark gray smoke column is in the distance. In the foreground is a yellow vehicle.

View from Emery High School, the incident base

6/16/2018
Parked cars are in the foreground, with Emery High School in the background. In the distance, there are red colored bluffs with the smoke column rising into the blue sky.

Engine and helicopters are supporting the fire

6/16/2018
A green fire engine is on the ridge in front of a large orange tank. A helicopter is flying in with a bucket attached to the bottom.

Radio equipment on Trail Mountain

6/16/2018
Personnel install radio repeater equipment on Trail Mountain. An antenna is seen, and in the background, a large grey and white smoke column rises above the ridgeline.

Sun shines through smoke column, 6/15

6/16/2018
A large smoke column is visable at the ridgeline above the Crandall Mine. Mine infrastrure is shown with firefighter equipment stacked and ready to be used to protect the structures at the mine.

Smoke column visible from Crandall Mine, 6/15

6/16/2018
A gravel parking lot is in the foreground. Looking uphill, confier and aspen trees cover the hillside. Flames and smoke are visible at the ridgetop.

6/15, the fire spotted into upper Crandall Creek

6/16/2018
As viewed from an aircraft, smoke and flame are visible on the ridgeline in dense trees.