The Forest Service has reopened parts of Twin Lakes, including the upper lake and some surrounding areas, as firefighters make significant progress in containing the Interlaken Fire. The fire, which originated from an abandoned campfire, has burned 745 acres and is now 86 percent contained.
Areas Reopened:
- Upper Twin Lake
- Surrounding areas (specific areas not detailed)
Areas Still Closed:
- Lower Twin Lake
- Surrounding areas (specific areas not detailed)
Firefighters are still actively working in the lower lake area and surrounding regions to fully contain the blaze.
Key Details:
- No historical structures have been damaged.
- Pre-evacuation notices have been lifted, allowing residents and visitors to return to the previously threatened areas.
Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the fire and are urging anyone with information about campers near the Interlaken resort between June 7th and 11th to contact the Lake County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 303-275-5266.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to remain vigilant and adhere to any remaining closures and safety guidelines as firefighters work towards full containment.
