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Stage 1 fire restrictions begin on the Lincoln National Forest

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The Lincoln National Forest is implementing fire restrictions for visitors. Forest officials have entered stage one fire restrictions due to dry fuel conditions and an increased risk of wildfires across the forest. Under the restrictions, fires, campfires, charcoal grills, and coal and wood stoves are only allowed in designated campsites or picnic areas where state-built rings or grills are provided. Campfires are not allowed at other camping sites. Ruidoso implementing upgraded level of fire restrictions Meanwhile, stoves, lanterns or heaters fueled by propane or other liquid petroleum fuels may be used in areas cleared of flammable materials. Smoking is only allowed in cars, buildings, or developed recreation sites. As a reminder, fireworks are always prohibited on public lands. The restrictions are implemented in these areas: Smokey Bear Ranger District Oak Grove Campground Three Rivers Campground Sam Tobias Memorial Group Campground in Cedar Creek Cedar Creek Picnic Area Skyline Campground Sacramento Ranger District Trestle Recreation Area James Canyon Campground Karr Canyon Campground Upper Karr Campground Sleepy Grass Day Use Area Sacramento Ranger District — Hosted Campgrounds Saddle, Apache, Upper Fir, Lower Fir, Deerhead, Aspen, Pines, Slide, Black Bear, Sleepy Grass Silver, and Silver Overflow Guadalupe Ranger District Sitting Bull Falls Picnic Area Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.