A map shows the extent of the Matts Creek wildfire burning in Virginia's Jefferson National Forest. U.S. Forest Service Terrifying videos and photos of the fire have spread across social media ...

It has been just over a year since the Matt's Creek fire that burned nearly 11,000 acres between Rockbridge County and Bedford County began.

After an unusually active fall fire season that has seen responders struggle to get multiple blazes under control, all of Virginia’s wildfires except for the Matt’s Creek Fire in Bedford ...

The Matt’s Creek fire in Bedford County has spread significantly. The blaze and ensuing smoke has lead to road closures, school shutdowns and more.

Since the start of Virginia’s fall fire season - which runs from October 15 to November 30, DOF has responded to 113 wildfires that have burned over 12,000 acres.

RELATED: Big wind shift will blow smoke from Matts Creek fire toward Lynchburg, Southside Virginia Mazzeo said they are keeping an eye on where the winds will be pushing this wildfire.

The Matts Creek wildfire in Bedford County has grown to more than 10,000 acres, according to an update from the U.S. Forest Service on Monday, Nov. 20.

The Virginia Department of Forestry is still fighting the Matt’s Creek fire in Bedford county – now at more than 3,000 acres.

The incident management team for the Matts Creek fire reported full containment late Monday. They have handed command of the fire to a smaller team.

A Bedford County fire is leading to some trail closures on National Forest lands as 57 firefighters and support staff work to try to extinguish the flames.

It has been just over a year since the Matt's Creek fire that burned nearly 11,000 acres between Rockbridge County and Bedford County began.