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The Burdoin Fire – Part 1: Resiliency
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The Burdoin Fire – Part 1: Resiliency
The Burdoin Fire was already moving east toward Coyote Wall on July 18, 2025, just hours after it started (photo: KVAL) The Burdoin Fire erupted along the shoulder of Washington State Route 14 on a warm Friday afternoon last July, about two miles east of the town of White Salmon. Like most wildfires in the Gorge, it was human-caused and could have been prevented. Fanned by summer winds, the fire quickly spread eastward, sweeping across some of t…
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