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Fires Near Grants Pass, ORUnited States flag

Live wildfire tracking around Grants Pass: every active fire within 300 miles with distance, size, containment, wind, smoke, and air quality, from official US sources.

21
Fires within 100 mi
2 mi
Nearest fire
0
Weather alerts
19
Air quality · Good

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Live risk assessment for Grants Pass, OR

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Fire activity exists in the wider area but poses no immediate threat to this location. Check back daily while fires remain active.

There are currently 108 active fires within 300 miles of Grants Pass, OR, including 9 within 25 miles and 21 within 100 miles. None are inside Grants Pass city limits. The most significant is the Wrights Spring fire, 82 miles away at 46,769 acres, 0% contained. Air quality at this location is good (AQI 19).

  • The nearest fire is 2 miles away but mostly contained.
  • 3 separate fires are burning within 25 miles.

House pin: Grants Pass, OR. Bold outline: Grants Pass city limits. Dashed rings show distance from the city center. Wind arrows appear on significant fires as you zoom in.

Fires by distance

City limits
0
no fires
25 mi
9
16K acres
50 mi
11
16K acres
100 mi
21
68K acres
200 mi
45
212K acres
300 mi
108
2.2M acres

This season vs the last decade

174% of an average year
Burned so far in 202616K acres
10-year average (20162025, full year)9.2K acres

So far in 2026, 16K acres have burned within 25 miles of Grants Pass, 174% of the 9.2K acres burned in an average full year from 2016 to 2025.

Active fires near Grants Pass, OR

Every active fire within 300 miles, closest first.

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Historic fires near Grants Pass

The largest wildfires on record within 100 miles.

Biscuit (formerly Florence)
2002
499,570 acres · 28 mi away
Chetco Bar
2017
191,125 acres · 33 mi away
Klondike
2018
175,258 acres · 28 mi away
Slater
2020
157,270 acres · 40 mi away · 2 deaths
Haypress
2021
155,752 acres · 91 mi away
Antelope
2021
145,632 acres · 97 mi away

Explore the full record in the history near me search.

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