Up to the junction with the [link slug="brush-corral-shortcut-trail"/] there is no evidence of the Burro Fire on the [link slug="upper-brush-corral-trail"/] - and even below the junction it takes some time to enter areas touched by the fire. But as you get closer to ridge where the Brush Corral Trail devolves into an off-trail route areas burned in the fire start to appear.

Lower on the trail the impact of the burn is more severe but, somehow, maybe because some of this area burned in the 2002 Bullock Fire, the changes in this area don't seem as shocking as on the top of Guthrie Mountain. The [link slug="upper-brush-corral-trail"/] down into the more obscure part of the trail below the [link slug="brush-corral-shortcut-trail"/] junction is definitely an interesting way to get a first hand look at the impact of the Burro Fire.