Pika Fire continues to burn in Yosemite National Park

The Pika Fire is believed to have been sparked by lightning on June 29 and has since grown to 450 acres with zero-percent containment.

The Pika Fire is believed to have been sparked by lightning on June 29.Fire crews say the flames have been moving slowly. Some trails remain closed to the public including sections of the North Dome and Lehamite Creek trails.

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