Dear Big Sur Community,
Even though Burn Season has officially begun, due to the lack of rain no burning will be allowed in the Big Sur area of burn zone 32 until we receive more rain. The Big Sur area is from the SLO county line to Hurricane Point. You may hear the message on the 800 number say it is a burn day, but you need to check the Fire Brigade number prior to burning.
If you got a burn permit last year it will be good for one more year. Please remember to call the Fire Brigade number at 667-2113 if you plan on burning, (on a permissive burn day).
Thank you,
Martha Karstens
Chief, Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade
Yesterday, Tuesday June 16, 2026, I had the pleasure of being a passenger down the…
In honor of a certain birthday today taken one year ago, I offer:
From NOAA and the National Weather Service . Collectively, the coupled ocean-atmosphere system reflected the…
Date: June 5, 2026 District: 05 – Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, San Benito, and…
No campfires outside of designated campsites and day use areas listed in Appendix A below:…
This website uses cookies.
View Comments
They are breaking new fire on Pieffer ridge rightnow..cdf..big sur responding..working fire
Don't know how to post current conditions: But from Rancho Rico we can see the full flames across the canyon, looks like it's reaching Buzzard's Roost/ Pfieffer Ridge road/ Front Hill/ it's 3AM 12/16/13
Looks like they are burning now...