Sierra National Forest

Explore the Sierra National Forest

With the craggy, snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada as your backdrop, we invite you to come and discover the “Heart of the Sierra.”

Visit the Sierra NF

Be safe when visiting the Sierra National Forest

• Research weather and road conditions and make sure your vehicle is mechanically ready;
• Avoid areas with dead standing trees, look up before you choose a trail, park your car, or set your camp, always be aware of your surroundings;
• Avoid large gatherings and maintain your physical distance while recreating;
• Let family and friends know your plans, destination and return home, in the event of an unexpected emergency. Remember cell service in the Forest may not be available;
• Pack out your trash and leave with everything you bring in and use; 
• Recreate Responsibly!

• Sequoia and Sierra National Forests Land Management Plans Revision

  

  The Forest Service has completed plan revision for the Sequoia and Sierra National Forests and released final records of decision, forest plans, and the final environmental impact statement. These documents reflect over a decade of environmental analysis and coordination with Tribes, partners, and the public.

  Learn More Here

2023 Storm Damage Response (larger map available 100MB)

A public information phone line for Sierra National Forest Storm Damage Response questions has been established. The phone number is (559) 343-3090 and will be staffed from 8 am – 6 pm daily.

The map above (larger version100MB) shows forest roads and recreation sites that are affected by storm damage or forest closure. For county roads, please visit their respective websites linked below or via the QR codes on the map(100MB).

Fresno County Dashboard

Madera County Dashboard

Mariposa County Dashboard

Tulare County Information

SNFDistrict Offices have reopened for in-person services

• Office Hours & Locations

Popular Recreation Activities