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  1. CALFIRE:

    FIRE CHIEF CLOSES HAZARDOUS HIKING AREAS THROUGHOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTY

    RELEASE DATE: April 29, 2026
    PERRIS, CA – CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Robert Fish recently received
    approval from the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to close six hazardous hiking areas throughout the region effective May 1, 2026. The closures will remain in effect until further notice in the following areas:

    • Eagle Canyon/Tin Mine (east of Corona)
    • Steel Peak (north of Lake Elsinore)
    • Bautista Canyon (southeast of Hemet)
    • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (south of Banning, north of San Jacinto)
    • Ramona Bowl (south of Hemet) *Open daily from sunrise until 12:00 P.M.

    “The proactive measure of temporarily closing these hiking areas is being implemented to protect residents, visitors, and first responders, and to reduce the likelihood of wildfire incidents that could threaten surrounding communities,” stated Fire Chief Fish.

    #hiking #wildfires #RivCo #RiversideCounty

    files.constantcontact.com/4ddc

  2. CALFIRE:

    FIRE CHIEF CLOSES HAZARDOUS HIKING AREAS THROUGHOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTY

    RELEASE DATE: April 29, 2026
    PERRIS, CA – CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Robert Fish recently received
    approval from the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to close six hazardous hiking areas throughout the region effective May 1, 2026. The closures will remain in effect until further notice in the following areas:

    • Eagle Canyon/Tin Mine (east of Corona)
    • Steel Peak (north of Lake Elsinore)
    • Bautista Canyon (southeast of Hemet)
    • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (south of Banning, north of San Jacinto)
    • Ramona Bowl (south of Hemet) *Open daily from sunrise until 12:00 P.M.

    “The proactive measure of temporarily closing these hiking areas is being implemented to protect residents, visitors, and first responders, and to reduce the likelihood of wildfire incidents that could threaten surrounding communities,” stated Fire Chief Fish.

    #hiking #wildfires #RivCo #RiversideCounty

    files.constantcontact.com/4ddc

  3. CALFIRE:

    FIRE CHIEF CLOSES HAZARDOUS HIKING AREAS THROUGHOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTY

    RELEASE DATE: April 29, 2026
    PERRIS, CA – CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Robert Fish recently received
    approval from the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to close six hazardous hiking areas throughout the region effective May 1, 2026. The closures will remain in effect until further notice in the following areas:

    • Eagle Canyon/Tin Mine (east of Corona)
    • Steel Peak (north of Lake Elsinore)
    • Bautista Canyon (southeast of Hemet)
    • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (south of Banning, north of San Jacinto)
    • Ramona Bowl (south of Hemet) *Open daily from sunrise until 12:00 P.M.

    “The proactive measure of temporarily closing these hiking areas is being implemented to protect residents, visitors, and first responders, and to reduce the likelihood of wildfire incidents that could threaten surrounding communities,” stated Fire Chief Fish.

    #hiking #wildfires #RivCo #RiversideCounty

    files.constantcontact.com/4ddc

  4. CALFIRE:

    FIRE CHIEF CLOSES HAZARDOUS HIKING AREAS THROUGHOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTY

    RELEASE DATE: April 29, 2026
    PERRIS, CA – CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Robert Fish recently received
    approval from the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to close six hazardous hiking areas throughout the region effective May 1, 2026. The closures will remain in effect until further notice in the following areas:

    • Eagle Canyon/Tin Mine (east of Corona)
    • Steel Peak (north of Lake Elsinore)
    • Bautista Canyon (southeast of Hemet)
    • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (south of Banning, north of San Jacinto)
    • Ramona Bowl (south of Hemet) *Open daily from sunrise until 12:00 P.M.

    “The proactive measure of temporarily closing these hiking areas is being implemented to protect residents, visitors, and first responders, and to reduce the likelihood of wildfire incidents that could threaten surrounding communities,” stated Fire Chief Fish.

    #hiking #wildfires #RivCo #RiversideCounty

    files.constantcontact.com/4ddc

  5. CALFIRE:

    FIRE CHIEF CLOSES HAZARDOUS HIKING AREAS THROUGHOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTY

    RELEASE DATE: April 29, 2026
    PERRIS, CA – CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Robert Fish recently received
    approval from the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to close six hazardous hiking areas throughout the region effective May 1, 2026. The closures will remain in effect until further notice in the following areas:

    • Eagle Canyon/Tin Mine (east of Corona)
    • Steel Peak (north of Lake Elsinore)
    • Bautista Canyon (southeast of Hemet)
    • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (south of Banning, north of San Jacinto)
    • Ramona Bowl (south of Hemet) *Open daily from sunrise until 12:00 P.M.

    “The proactive measure of temporarily closing these hiking areas is being implemented to protect residents, visitors, and first responders, and to reduce the likelihood of wildfire incidents that could threaten surrounding communities,” stated Fire Chief Fish.

    #hiking #wildfires #RivCo #RiversideCounty

    files.constantcontact.com/4ddc

  6. Both of these zones are still Evacuation Orders, but you'll see they built a new zone for the homes ("A") and a zone where the fire is ("B"). This means they are thinking about (but have not yet approved/issued) letting people back into their homes, probably later today. They are manually changing their zone boundaries now. I suspect they'll announce things either at the morning briefing or afternoon briefing, depending on how concerned they are about wind and weather this afternoon. #SpringsFire #RivCo #CAwx #wildfires

  7. Both of these zones are still Evacuation Orders, but you'll see they built a new zone for the homes ("A") and a zone where the fire is ("B"). This means they are thinking about (but have not yet approved/issued) letting people back into their homes, probably later today. They are manually changing their zone boundaries now. I suspect they'll announce things either at the morning briefing or afternoon briefing, depending on how concerned they are about wind and weather this afternoon. #SpringsFire #RivCo #CAwx #wildfires

  8. Both of these zones are still Evacuation Orders, but you'll see they built a new zone for the homes ("A") and a zone where the fire is ("B"). This means they are thinking about (but have not yet approved/issued) letting people back into their homes, probably later today. They are manually changing their zone boundaries now. I suspect they'll announce things either at the morning briefing or afternoon briefing, depending on how concerned they are about wind and weather this afternoon. #SpringsFire #RivCo #CAwx #wildfires

  9. Both of these zones are still Evacuation Orders, but you'll see they built a new zone for the homes ("A") and a zone where the fire is ("B"). This means they are thinking about (but have not yet approved/issued) letting people back into their homes, probably later today. They are manually changing their zone boundaries now. I suspect they'll announce things either at the morning briefing or afternoon briefing, depending on how concerned they are about wind and weather this afternoon. #SpringsFire #RivCo #CAwx #wildfires

  10. Both of these zones are still Evacuation Orders, but you'll see they built a new zone for the homes ("A") and a zone where the fire is ("B"). This means they are thinking about (but have not yet approved/issued) letting people back into their homes, probably later today. They are manually changing their zone boundaries now. I suspect they'll announce things either at the morning briefing or afternoon briefing, depending on how concerned they are about wind and weather this afternoon. #SpringsFire #RivCo #CAwx #wildfires

  11. CAL FIRE Riverside County

    Cut and Rescue and a Vehicle Versus Structure // May 21, 2025 // Report on Conditions

    youtube.com/watch?v=reEkMrNpjJ

    #calfire #RivCo #RiversideCounty

  12. CAL FIRE Riverside County

    Cut and Rescue and a Vehicle Versus Structure // May 21, 2025 // Report on Conditions

    youtube.com/watch?v=reEkMrNpjJ

    #calfire #RivCo #RiversideCounty

  13. CAL FIRE Riverside County

    Cut and Rescue and a Vehicle Versus Structure // May 21, 2025 // Report on Conditions

    youtube.com/watch?v=reEkMrNpjJ

    #calfire #RivCo #RiversideCounty

  14. CAL FIRE Riverside County

    Cut and Rescue and a Vehicle Versus Structure // May 21, 2025 // Report on Conditions

    youtube.com/watch?v=reEkMrNpjJ

    #calfire #RivCo #RiversideCounty

  15. CAL FIRE Riverside County

    Cut and Rescue and a Vehicle Versus Structure // May 21, 2025 // Report on Conditions

    youtube.com/watch?v=reEkMrNpjJ

    #calfire #RivCo #RiversideCounty

  16. AL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department will host a media day for its annual Wildfire Preparedness Exercise.

    WHEN: April 24, 2024, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    #CALFIRE #wildfires #RiversideCounty #Rivco

  17. AL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department will host a media day for its annual Wildfire Preparedness Exercise.

    WHEN: April 24, 2024, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    #CALFIRE #wildfires #RiversideCounty #Rivco

  18. AL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department will host a media day for its annual Wildfire Preparedness Exercise.

    WHEN: April 24, 2024, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    #CALFIRE #wildfires #RiversideCounty #Rivco

  19. AL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department will host a media day for its annual Wildfire Preparedness Exercise.

    WHEN: April 24, 2024, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    #CALFIRE #wildfires #RiversideCounty #Rivco

  20. AL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department will host a media day for its annual Wildfire Preparedness Exercise.

    WHEN: April 24, 2024, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    #CALFIRE #wildfires #RiversideCounty #Rivco

  21. Olive Oil Ranch at the corner 79 & 371 had to turn animals loose during the #HighlandFire last night.

    It's believed that most of the animals are still at the ranch and are okay.

    Please keep your eyes open for free-roaming animals in or near the fire area.

    #RiversideCounty #RivCo #Aguanga

    m.facebook.com/story.php?story

  22. Olive Oil Ranch at the corner 79 & 371 had to turn animals loose during the #HighlandFire last night.

    It's believed that most of the animals are still at the ranch and are okay.

    Please keep your eyes open for free-roaming animals in or near the fire area.

    #RiversideCounty #RivCo #Aguanga

    m.facebook.com/story.php?story

  23. Olive Oil Ranch at the corner 79 & 371 had to turn animals loose during the #HighlandFire last night.

    It's believed that most of the animals are still at the ranch and are okay.

    Please keep your eyes open for free-roaming animals in or near the fire area.

    #RiversideCounty #RivCo #Aguanga

    m.facebook.com/story.php?story

  24. Olive Oil Ranch at the corner 79 & 371 had to turn animals loose during the #HighlandFire last night.

    It's believed that most of the animals are still at the ranch and are okay.

    Please keep your eyes open for free-roaming animals in or near the fire area.

    #RiversideCounty #RivCo #Aguanga

    m.facebook.com/story.php?story

  25. Olive Oil Ranch at the corner 79 & 371 had to turn animals loose during the #HighlandFire last night.

    It's believed that most of the animals are still at the ranch and are okay.

    Please keep your eyes open for free-roaming animals in or near the fire area.

    #RiversideCounty #RivCo #Aguanga

    m.facebook.com/story.php?story