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Fanned by the Santa Ana winds, the Old Fire burned 91,281 acres (369.40 km 2), destroyed 993 homes, and caused six deaths. The fire threatened San Bernardino and Highland, as well as the mountain resort communities of Cedar Glen, Crestline, Running Springs and Lake Arrowhead and forcing upwards of 80,000 residents to evacuate their homes.
Download scientific diagram | ncident map of the Old Fire (San Bernardino National Forest, Oct/Nov 2003). Old Fire is shown in color and labeled with dates.
Interactive Visitor Map. You can purchase National Forest Visitor Maps through the U.S. Geological Survey Store. Several types of mobile compatible maps are available from Avenza Maps. US Geological Survey website offers USGS Topographic Maps and a wide variety of maps on-line and for purchase.
Animation of the Old Fire/Grand Prix fire in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles, from data acquired October 26, 2003 by ASTER. It was created by combining ASTER visible, near-infrared and shortwave infrared imagery with Landsat Thematic Mapper data and US Geological Survey digital topographic data.
According to the USDA Forest Service, the Old Fire, combined with the nearby Grand Prix Fire, burned more than 91,000 acres and 993 homes. While sorting through some old FeederWatch photos, we discovered a photo that Herman Paulk sent us back in 1995 showing his proximity to the San Bernardino Mountains.
This map shows the areas burned by wildfires in the San Bernardino National Forest as of early 2008, and indicates how long before that time the most recent known wildfire occurred in any given area. This map shows the final extent of the Mountain Fire in Riverside County.
The trail passes over the San Bernardino Mountain Range, rising from Silverwood Lake and passing over Sugarpine Mountain at altitudes that are the domain of the big pine forests. The impressive tall pines are survivors of the 2003 Old Fire, which burned 91,000 acres and the scared victims are still visible.
