Idaho

Idaho Wildfire Map — Live Fires & Containment

The federal wildfire feed currently lists 32 wildfires in Idaho, covering about 207,019 acres. The largest is the Tartar Fire at 158,027 acres, 98% contained, in Washington County.

Active wildfires in Idaho right now, the share of Idaho homes in the wildland-urban interface, and where to find official information. In a typical year, wildfire activity in Idaho peaks in July and August, with southern Idaho and the northern Panhandle usually the most active. The list and counts come from the federal wildfire feed; the WUI figures come from the SILVIS Lab at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The active-fire data refreshes every 15 minutes.

32

Wildfires listed

207,019 ac

Total acres

Fire data updated 1 minute ago

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Live Idaho wildfire map

Fire markers show active wildfires reported across Idaho, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Every Idaho wildfire right now

FireAcresContainedCountyStatusDiscovered
Tartar158,027 acres98%WashingtonActiveJul 24, 2026
CROOKED9,054 acres21%BoiseActiveAug 18, 2026
FLINT6,936 acres88%OwyheeActiveAug 24, 2026
Cascade6,800 acres50%IdahoActiveJul 17, 2026
Moose Mountain5,579 acres8%ClearwaterActiveJul 30, 2026
Upper Smith4,808 acres42%BoundaryActiveJul 8, 2026
Grotto3,849 acres0%IdahoActiveJul 29, 2026
Silver2,545 acres0%BoundaryActiveAug 23, 2026
Wolf Creek2,280 acres25%IdahoActiveJul 17, 2026
Doublesprings1,779 acres35%CusterActiveJul 24, 2026
Parker Lake1,429 acres0%BoundaryActiveAug 23, 2026
Little Weitas872 acres0%IdahoActiveJul 25, 2026
Three Links790 acres0%IdahoActiveJul 24, 2026
Dudley715 acres78%ShoshoneActiveAug 26, 2026
Shingle Creek628 acres95%IdahoActiveJun 21, 2026
Scimitar334 acres0%IdahoActiveAug 22, 2026
Cooper310 acres0%IdahoActiveAug 25, 2026
Porcupine180 acres0%BonnerActiveJul 25, 2026
Border46 acres38%BoundaryActiveAug 25, 2026
Dome30 acresLemhiActiveSep 1, 2026
Swamp25 acresIdahoActiveAug 28, 2026
Indian Ridge1.0 acresIdahoActiveSep 2, 2026
BITTER0.6 acresValleyActiveSep 2, 2026
CASNER0.5 acresBoiseActiveSep 2, 2026
HORSEFLY0.3 acresElmoreActiveSep 2, 2026
SCRIVER0.3 acresBoiseActiveSep 2, 2026
LODGEPOLE0.1 acresElmoreActiveSep 2, 2026
MYRTLE0.1 acresElmoreActiveSep 2, 2026
MEADOW0.1 acresElmoreActiveSep 2, 2026
TENMILE0.1 acresBoiseActiveSep 2, 2026
IA 20.1 acresElmoreActiveSep 2, 2026
IA 30.1 acresBoiseActiveSep 2, 2026

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Idaho wildfire questions, answered live

Where are the fires in Idaho right now?

As of Sep 2, 2026, 21:45 UTC, there are 32 wildfires listed in Idaho. The largest are Tartar Fire (Washington County), 158,027 acres, CROOKED Fire (Boise County), 9,054 acres, and FLINT Fire (Owyhee County), 6,936 acres. The live map above shows each one at its reported point of origin, and the table lists them all with acreage, containment, and county.

Are there any wildfires in Idaho today?

Yes. 32 are listed as active and 0 as contained, 32 in total, covering about 207,019 acres.

What is the biggest fire in Idaho right now?

The Tartar Fire in Washington County, at 158,027 acres, 98% contained.

How current is this Idaho wildfire map?

The data comes from the National Interagency Fire Center's WFIGS incident feed and is refreshed every 15 minutes. It was last updated Sep 2, 2026, 21:45 UTC. Containment percentages and acreage are what incident teams report; they can lag the situation on the ground by hours.

Where do I find evacuation orders for Idaho?

Evacuation orders come from county sheriffs and local emergency management, not from this site. Use the official Idaho sources listed on this page and your county’s alert system. FireRiskHere is for awareness only.

Homes in the wildland-urban interface

About 40% of Idaho’s homes sit inside the wildland-urban interface — roughly 297,000 of 752,000 statewide, according to the SILVIS Lab’s 2020 dataset. The share varies sharply by county: from about 34% in Boise’s Ada County to about 92% in Blaine County.

The five Idaho counties with the most homes in the wildland-urban interface:

  • Ada Countyabout 67,000 homes
  • Kootenai Countyabout 55,000 homes
  • Bannock Countyabout 26,000 homes
  • Bonner Countyabout 24,000 homes
  • Blaine Countyabout 14,000 homes

Being in the interface is a description of geography, not a forecast of fire — it captures how close a building sits to vegetation that can burn. These classifications change slowly; the figures here come from the SILVIS Lab’s most recent revision of the 1990–2020 dataset, released February 2025.

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