The Flint Gap Fire, which is estimated to be 58-acres in size, is now 50% contained, according to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The Flint Gap Fire, which began burning in August in a remote area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, is 95% contained as of Sept. 24. After hiking into the fire area to safely secure the ...

T he Flint Gap Fire, which has been burning for three weeks in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, remains uncontained and has grown to 58 acres, according to the National Park Service ...

The Flint Gap Fire is still uncontained, but crews are working to address safety concerns and improve a trail to allow firefighters to efficiently get to the fire, according to the Great Smoky Moun… ...

The Flint Gap Fire, which began burning in August in a remote area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, is 95% contained as of Sept. 24. After hiking into the fire area to safely secure the ...

PREVIOUS (9/20): The Flint Gap Fire is now estimated to be 58 acres, according to the National Park Service. They said only a few areas are actively burning as of Friday. The fire is 50% contained.

Currently, the Flint Gap Fire is 17 acres in size, according to the Sept. 3 news release, about the same size as was reported Friday, Aug. 30.

The fire, named the Flint Gap Fire, was estimated to be about 10 acres as of Tuesday, Aug. 27 at around noon. According to a press release, no structures are under threat at this time.

Named the Flint Gap Fire, it was first estimated to be about 10 acres as of Tuesday, Aug. 27 at around noon. According to a press release, no structures are under threat at this time.

The Flint Gap Fire near Hannah Mountain was reported on Monday, Aug. 26 and is currently 17 acres in size, the National Park said. To stream WBIR on your phone, you need the WBIR app.

The Flint Gap Fire ignited near Hannah Mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Monday evening, a Wednesday press release from the National Park Service said.

The Flint Gap Fire, which has been burning for more than three weeks in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, was 75% contained as of Sept. 22. Firefighters hiked into the fire and continued to ...