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Perins Peak Fire

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Unit Information

Tres Rios Field Office 
Colorado 
Colorado 
Tres Rios Field Office 
Colorado 
Colorado 

Incident Contacts

  • Shawn Reinhardt
    Email:
    2022.perinspeak@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    970-210-3837
    Hours:
    8a-4p M-F
  • Deana Harms
    Email:
    dharms@blm.gov
    Phone:
    970-240-5335
    Hours:
    8a-4p M-F

Photographs Gallery

Fire hose
Stacks of hose wait to be hiked into the fire
Stacks of hose wait to be hiked into the fire
Fire hose
Hotshots on Perins
San Juan Hotshots hike off Perins Peak at the end of shift.
San Juan Hotshots hike off Perins Peak at the end of shift.
Hotshots on Perins

San Juan Hotshots hike off Perins Peak at the end of shift.

Perins Peak Fire terrain
Sunset on Day 1 of Perins Peak Fire
Sunset on Day 1 of Perins Peak Fire
Perins Peak Fire terrain

An aerial view of the terrain where the Perins Peak Fire is burning.

View showing proximity to Durango
Perins Peak fire May 24th
Perins Peak fire May 24th
View showing proximity to Durango

The fire is burning near Perins Peak. The City of Durango is seen at left.

Chinook helicopter drops water
A Chinook helicopter drops water on the Perins Peak Fire near Durango, CO
A Chinook helicopter drops water on the Perins Peak Fire near Durango, CO
Chinook helicopter drops water

A Chinook helicopter drops water on the Perins Peak Fire near Durango, CO

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