A brush fire along the Cherry Creek Trail is completely contained after sparking in Parker on Sunday afternoon, according to South Metro Fire Rescue.
The fire, which burned only about a half-acre, was reported around 2:30 p.m. along the trail south of Cottonwood Drive.
Cherry Creek Trail Update - Fire is 100% contained and approximately 1/2 acre in size. Lots of work left to be done extinguishing heavy timber. Investigators are on scene working to determine the cause, no injuries and no structures threatened. pic.twitter.com/YKQzuAAJqg
Sawyers from the SMFR Wildland Team are cutting down smoldering trees to prevent future fall hazards.
No structures were ever at risk and no injuries were reported.
Officials with South Metro Fire Rescue said witnesses reported seeing juveniles fleeing the area when the fire started. Investigators are following up on that information.
Mop up work continues along the Cherry Creek Trail. Sawyers from the SMFR Wildland Team are cutting down smoldering trees to prevent future fall hazards. Witnesses report juveniles fleeing the area when the fire started, Investigators are follow up on those tips. pic.twitter.com/CIx2hVACsi