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Highland Lake Fire Updates & Resources

Teller County, CO

Information & Containment Status

As of 10/29/2024
Size: 98 Acres
Containment: 0%

Helpful Links
Evacuation Centers & Shelters:
  • Woodland Park Community Church  – 800 Valley View Dr, Ste D, Woodland Park, CO 80863
    • Official Highland Lake Fire Evacuation Center
  • Animal/Livestock Shelters
    • Large Animal/Livestock Shelter:
      Teller County Fairgrounds       – 421 – 433 Carr Ave, Cripple Creek, CO 80813
    • Small Animal Shelter:
      TCRAS – 308 Weaverville Rd, Divide, CO 80814
Evacuation Orders:

Sign up for evacuation notifications at PeakAlerts

Mandatory Evacuation Orders in place for:

  • East of Highland Lakes Subdivision
  • Highland Lakes Subdivision
  • Aspen Village
  • Broken Wheel
  • Golden Bell Lane
  • Alpine View
  • Star View Trail
  • Golden Bell Lane
  • Beaver Lake Place
  • Beaver Lake Circle

Evacuation Warning in place for:

  • Aspen Moor and Spring Valley subdivisions
  • County Road 51 on both sides from County Road 5 to County Road 512
  • County Road 5 South of County Road 51 on the WEST SIDE ONLY to include Grandview Subdivision
  • County Rd 5 north of County Rd 51 on both sides up to Forest Service Road 357

Highland Lake Fire Updates & Resources

Teller County, CO

Information & Containment Status

As of 10/29/2024
Size: 98 Acres
Containment: 0%

Helpful Links
Evacuation Orders:

Sign up for evacuation notifications at PeakAlerts

Mandatory Evacuation Orders in place for:

  • East of Highland Lakes Subdivision
  • Highland Lakes Subdivision
  • Aspen Village
  • Broken Wheel
  • Golden Bell Lane
  • Alpine View
  • Star View Trail
  • Golden Bell Lane
  • Beaver Lake Place
  • Beaver Lake Circle

Evacuation Warning in place for:

  • Aspen Moor and Spring Valley subdivisions
  • County Road 51 on both sides from County Road 5 to County Road 512
  • County Road 5 South of County Road 51 on the WEST SIDE ONLY to include Grandview Subdivision
  • County Rd 5 north of County Rd 51 on both sides up to Forest Service Road 357
Evacuation Centers & Shelters:
  • Woodland Park Community Church  – 800 Valley View Dr, Ste D, Woodland Park, CO 80863
    • Official Highland Lake Fire Evacuation Center
  • Animal/Livestock Shelters
    • Large Animal/Livestock Shelter:
      Teller County Fairgrounds       – 421 – 433 Carr Ave, Cripple Creek, CO 80813
    • Small Animal Shelter:
      TCRAS – 308 Weaverville Rd, Divide, CO 80814

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