Guests fan the second largest wildfire in Colorado's history as residents in the town of Estes Park, located in Rocky Mountain National Park, were told to evacuate on Saturday.

The winds pushed the blaze, dubbed the East Troublesome fire toward homes in the eastern part of the town.

At the same time, a red flag warning was issued by the National Weather Service as winds of 60 MPH and low humidity were expected throughout the day near the town of Grand Lake.

Officials say they found the bodies of a couple married for almost 70 years, who perished in the fire.

The couple chose not to leave their home from the maps.

I've seen the fire line went right through our house.

Don Lesher and his wife, Cherie, fled Grand Lake this week and say they're worried about the property.

We made it, you know.

Yes, it is gonna be rough, but we're going to survive.

The East troublesome fire, which started on October 14th, was 14% contained as of Saturday firefighters.

Efforts continue further north as well as Colorado's largest wildfire on record.