Flash Flooding Near Aspen Acres Burn Scar Prompts Evacuations in Beulah, Colorado
Flash Flooding Near Aspen Acres Burn Scar Prompts Evacuations in Beulah, Colorado
US · Published Jul 29, 2026
Flash flooding near the Aspen Acres burn scar in Beulah, Colorado, has raised significant concerns for residents and first responders.
Heavy rains have caused blackened water and debris to flow through creeks, roads, and low-water crossings, particularly on Northcreek and 12 Mile Road.

Impact & Risks

The flash flooding poses a significant risk to residents, particularly those living near creeks and low-lying areas. Roads such as Northcreek, Northcreek Cutoff, and parts of Highway 165 have been rendered impassable, disrupting travel and emergency response. The blackened floodwaters, laden with debris, have created hazardous conditions for both people and animals. Firefighters working in the area have faced challenges due to the flooding, which has complicated efforts to manage ongoing fires. Additional rainfall could worsen the situation, increasing the likelihood of further road closures and potential property damage.

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