Minnesota Wildfire Map & Tracker
21 active fires · Updated 1h ago21 active fires
1,514 acres burned
Largest: Meadow Creek Wma Rx Fire
Active Wildfires in Minnesota
Meadow Creek Wma Rx FirePlanned · Lyon, MN · 704 acres
PLANNEDRx Woodbury Rx Burn - Cross Lake Complex FirePlanned · Carlton, MN · 406 acres
PLANNEDRx Lssp Eastlick FirePlanned · Murray, MN · 138 acres
PLANNEDThumb FireSt. Louis, MN · 100 acres
ACTIVERx Cottonwood River Prairie Sna - Prairie Champion FirePlanned · Brown, MN · 47 acres
PLANNEDChub FireSt. Louis, MN · 25 acres
ACTIVEHythecker - South Rx FirePlanned · Dodge, MN · 25 acres
PLANNEDRx Outcrop Islands FirePlanned · Lac qui Parle, MN · 20 acres
PLANNEDBeaver Tail FireSt. Louis, MN · 10 acres
ACTIVE614 FireSt. Louis, MN · 7 acres
ACTIVESioux FireSt. Louis, MN · 6 acres
ACTIVEWolfpack FireSt. Louis, MN · 5 acres
ACTIVENine FireSt. Louis, MN · 5 acres
ACTIVEBear Trap FireSt. Louis, MN · 4 acres
ACTIVERabbit FireKoochiching, MN · 3 acres
ACTIVECreek FireSt. Louis, MN · 3 acres
ACTIVEFools Gold FireSt. Louis, MN · 2 acres
ACTIVERidge FireSt. Louis, MN · 2 acres
ACTIVEDuck FireSt. Louis, MN · 1 acre
ACTIVECamp FireLake, MN · 1 acre
ACTIVEMarion Creek Trail FireSt. Louis, MN
ACTIVEAbout Minnesota Wildfire Season
Minnesota's busiest fire stretch falls in April and May, accounting for roughly three quarters of the state's fifteen hundred or so annual wildfires, with a smaller rise again in fall. Cured prairie grass covers the south and west while conifer forest, including balsam fir and spruce, stretches across the boreal adjacent north. Minnesota's forests go through what foresters call a spring dip, a narrow window when trees draw down stored energy right before budding and become measurably more vulnerable to fire as a result. A recent wave of spruce budworm damage has compounded that seasonal weak point, with insect killed trees shedding needles faster than usual and adding fuel on top of an already fire sensitive time of year.Minnesota Fire Map Today
- Wildfire incident markers. Every active fire in Minnesota is shown with a colored marker. Red means active, yellow means mostly contained, and gray means fully contained or no longer being tracked.
- Incident details and updates. Tap any fire below to see its size, containment percentage, recent updates, and nearby air quality on its own page.
- Automatic updates. This page pulls directly from official incident data and refreshes automatically as conditions change. It is not a live, real time map, and fast moving fires can outpace how often this page updates.
- Full app map. Open the full interactive map to search, explore fires nationwide, and save locations to track over time.