A wildfire named the Flint Gap Fire has broken out in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, currently estimated at around 10 acres in size, prompting multiple road, trail, and campsite closures due to fire danger. Aerial support from the Tennessee National Guard is actively involved in combating the fire, which is located near Hannah Mountain, and ground crews are expected to continue their efforts over the coming days. Major closures include Rabbit Creek Trail, Hannah Mountain Trail, and several backcountry campsites. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, with assistance from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Officials have issued potential fire danger warnings across the park, emphasizing the need for caution. Thankfully, no structures are currently threatened by the blaze, according to park officials.