Yosemite National Park was evacuated last week for a few days because of the wildfires. While it did reopen, it was then closed again. And now, the park will remain closed indefinitely as the Ferguson Fire continues to grow. According to KCRA, 89,633 acres have burned since the fire started last month. As of yesterday, it the Ferguson Fire was only at 35 percent containment. Additionally, it has reached some remote areas of Yosemite National Park.
So far, this is the longest closure of the park since 1997. Apparently, floods caused it to be closed for two months then. There are some areas of the park that are open to cars and visitors; Tioga Road from Tioga Pass to White Wolf, as well as the Tuolumne Meadows Campground.
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