The Graveyard Fields overlook gives a panorama of much of the area that the fire consumed. Consumed isn't exactly the word for it. Fire is a natural part of forest life, and probably every year in small sections and maybe even every 8-12 years for a big blaze. The difference here is not the 10-12 foot flames or the fact that it was probably caused by campers, but there were already problems with the Graveyard Fields area because of overuse by campers had caused some trails to be closed due to erosion problems. I would imagine the fire escalates the erosion that has already taken place, especially now that winter has set in and new growth won't take place until spring.
Close inspection reveals that very little overt damage was done.
The fire never made it across the Yellowstone Prong creek either. Here is the link to that article , but I'm not sure how long the Citizen-Times maintains these.