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Firefighters respond to brushfire in Tumwater Canyon

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Firefighters responded to a brushfire in Tumwater Canyon on June 10, 2025, at approximately 6:30 p. m. The highway remains closed in both directions at Icicle Road as emergency crews work to control the blaze. Local authorities have not provided details on the fire's cause or any potential injuries. The closure significantly impacts traffic flow and access to recreational areas popular among locals and tourists.

Residents are advised to stay clear of the area to support firefighting efforts. Historical data indicates that brushfires in this region can escalate quickly, necessitating immediate action. Fire officials are monitoring weather conditions to assess potential risks for further spread. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about fire safety in the region, especially during dry seasons.

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