CRATER LAKE, OR -- The National Park Service reopened the north entrance to Crater Lake National Park, following burn out operations related to the Crescent Fire, which is part of the National Complex of fires. Visitors are advised that smoke may persist and future temporary closures may be necessary, depending on fire behavior or suppression actions.

The Pacific Crest Trail from the park's north boundary to the junction with Lightning Springs Trail remains closed, along with the Boundary Springs Trail, Bald Crater Loop Trail and Bert Creek Trail. The National Complex is now more than 13,000 acres and is 40% contained.

The Canyon Creek Complex, south of John Day has reached 44% containment, at nearly 87,000 acres. Evacuation notices remain in place. Six National Guard units are assisting with firefighting efforts, working on mop up and suppression repair.

On the Warm Springs Reservation, the County Line 2 Fire has grown to 66,390 acres. It's 72% contained, with full containment expected Monday. The fire is not expected to impact the Airshow of the Cascades at the Madras Airport, Friday evening and Saturday.