Forest Visitor maps, Wilderness maps, and Topographic Quadrangle maps may be purchased at any unit office on the Six Rivers National Forest.
Forest Visitor maps of the Six Rivers National Forest and other National Forests in California can also be ordered by phone 7 days/week from the National Forest Store at (406) 329-3024. Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover are accepted. There is no postage or handling charge.
Geological Survey Maps
USGS Maps of the Six Rivers National Forest are also available on the USGS web site.
Six Rivers - Business Plan
The business plan (pdf 5.25mb) answers such questions as: What is the business of this forest? What are the functional responsibilities and operational standards of the organization? How much money does this forest need to operate within appropriate standards? What is the forest's financial situation? It provides the forest managers with a powerful tool to communicate the current and future work of their organizations.
There are no areas on the Six Rivers National Forest that are open to cross-country travel. The Motor Vehicle Use Map displays roads and trails that are open for motor vehicle use by the public on the Six Rivers National Forest. The free map also displays public and private land ownership, plus any seasonal closures or restrictions by vehicle type.
The Northern California Wilderness Heritage Act was signed into law by the President on October 17, 2006. This legislation adds to the Siskiyou and Trinity Alps Wilderness areas and establishes a new wilderness area on the Six Rivers National Forest - the Mount Lassic Wilderness.
Publications
Forest Management Plan
The 1995 Forest Plan is available online as a series of pdf files, or you may order a copy on CD from the Forest Supervisor's Office.