Turner Gulch (COGRD)

Wildfire Status:

The Turner Gulch Fire, which ignited on July 10, 2025, due to a regional lightning storm, is currently active and burning in a remote area northeast of Gateway, Colorado. The fire has spread over an area of approximately 512 acres but remains completely uncontained at 0% containment. The terrain is characterized as steep and rugged, with the fire primarily affecting mountain shrub vegetation.

In response to the wildfire, significant evacuations have been ordered for all areas along Highway 141 between Mile Markers 120 and 124 in Gateway, Colorado. Residents in these areas have been instructed to evacuate as a precautionary measure. An evacuation center has been established at the Clifton Community Campus for displaced individuals, and resources are available for those with large animals needing shelter assistance.

As of the latest update, the fire agencies are actively engaged in firefighting efforts, although specific details on the number of personnel or equipment deployed have not been disclosed. Weather conditions in the area may play a critical role in the firefighting efforts, but specific current weather information was not provided. The situation remains dynamic, with ongoing assessments and response measures being implemented as needed.

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