Wildfires have significantly affected all national parks in Washington state. Ninety-five large fires remain uncontained, posing threats to renowned sites such as Mount Rainier National Park in Washington and Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon.
The Border 2 Fire has caused North Cascades National Park in Washington to be shrouded in smoke as of Friday. This situation highlights the severity of the fire season this year.
By August 13, 2026, more than 6.4 million acres of land across the United States have been scorched. On Wednesday alone, 103 new fires were reported, reflecting the intensity and widespread nature of the fire crisis.
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